Educational projects of the year 2012-2013: the newspapers

Words for memory

On their return from the study trip to Auschwitz, the students of Tale L at J-H. Lambert high school in Mulhouse worked notably on the theme of the memory of the Shoah. They produced a booklet of nearly 70 pages. Recounting their visits to the Shoah Memorial in Paris and to the site of Auschwitz, they also mention their meetings with Yvette Levy and Ginette Kolinka, former deportees from Auschwitz-Birkenau. Testimonies and poems related to the deportation of Jews are also included.

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Lyc e Jean-Henri Lambert - Mulhouse (68)

Having an identity at Auschwitz

By working on the history and reality of the Auschwitz complex, the apprentices of CFA Jean Mermoz were interested in the identity of the victims. Thus, they produced a special 44-page issue of their journal The voice of apprentices entirely devoted to the theme "having an identity at Auschwitz."
They wrote texts and articles in which they retraced the journey of several deportees while studying the history of the camp. Trying to give back an identity to the deportees, they talked about their life before the war, the loss of their identity at Auschwitz and, for those who survived, how they regained their identity after liberation.

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Lyc and CFA Jean Mermoz - St Louis (68)