WeekSpots
A meeting of literature and history: Didier Daeninckx and Hervé Le Tellier explore the traces of the Second World War in individual destinies and collective memory.
A lecture on literature devoted to Auschwitz, from the testimonies of Primo Levi and Charlotte Delbo to today's accounts and fiction, with Maxime Decout and Guido Furci.
Three brave children, François, Eusèbe and Lisa, resist the Nazis in occupied France: sabotage, hidden messages and escapes. A film for ages 8 and up, during the All Saints' Day holidays.
Philippe Douroux traces the contrasting paths of Max Jacob and Jacques Evrard, interspersed with readings from Max Jacob's texts.
A philosophical discussion on how German intellectuals and elites were able to legitimize Nazism, and on what that says about our relationship to truth and responsibility.
An audio tour led by a guide from the Memorial, accessible to the visually impaired, on the fate of children during the Second World War.
The Mémorial de la Shoah in Drancy offers guided tours of the former internment and transit camp, as well as of its permanent exhibition retracing its history.