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Transcript
YEARS
OLD
PRIMARY
FROM
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HISTORY NOTEBOOK
A HISTORICAL JOURNEY
First Name: ..............................................
Name: ......................................................
Culture Science Education Services
www.memorial-caen.com
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Phrase by Paul Dorey, from Caen,
speaking in the name of Normandy
« Pain crushed me, fraternity put me
back up, a river of freedom gushed
from my wound ».
EC
Stones
and messages
given by various
countries when
the Mémorial
opened in 1988.
Non-Violence
is a sculpture made by the Swedish
Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd. One of the
copies of this piece was installed on the
forecourt of the UN headquarters in
New York.
Look for this
photograph in the room
and write down the name
of this Resistance fighter.
Name:
In a rectangle: A text that
will help you answer the questions,
or that you can read after the visit
of the museum.
A bit of help:
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Using information
from the text, give a
name to this photo.
In the speech-bubbles: Questions.
A notepad to give you more details.
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1939 1940
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SUMMARY
1918
On each page of this
booklet, you will find:
IM
Fault symbolising
the breach opened by
the Allies during D-Day.
FRANCE IN THE DARK YEARS
Building in the shape of a limestone rock
broken in two, symbolising the damage
suffered by the city of Caen.
EC
Flags of countries that fought during
the Battle of Normandy.
EN
This museum opened in 1988 will take you through the history of the 20th century.
Your booklet will guide you through the various spaces in the Mémorial that are dedicated
to the Second World War.
EN
PRIMARY
WELCOME TO THE CAEN MÉMORIAL
General de Gaulle, pictured in this photograph,
refuses the defeat of France. He takes refuge in
London. On 18th June 1940, he puts out an appeal on
the radio, and urges people to resist the Germans and
Pétain. It is the « Appeal of 18th June ».
What are the actions
taken by the Resistance
in France? Link up these
sentences to the photos.
ANTI-SEMITISM:
The hatred of Jews, accused
of being responsible for
all the problems, is called 10
Anti-Semitism. All the Jews,
including children, are
affected. The Anti-Semitism
developed by the Nazis
spreads the persecution of
the Jews to all the conquered countries including
France.
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They help the people wanted by the Germans (Resistance
fighters, Jews, etc) by giving them false ID papers.
They carry out acts of sabotage against the Germans.
•
•
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They denounce the Nazi propaganda, and appeal to the Resistance
by spreading leaflets and underground newspapers.
•
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03
Since 1933, Hitler has been trying to extend his territory.
Germany invades Poland on 1st September, 1939.
France and Great Britain then declare war on Germany.
The Second World War starts. 55 million people will die.
04
The Second World
War is declared.
1929
An economical crisis leads to
unemployment, extreme poverty and
sometimes violence.
It weakens European countries.
1933
SP
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What you need to remember:
1918
1939
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EC
In what way
does this photo
show that he is
an authoritarian
leader?
1922
VICTORS
VANQUISHED
United States
Italy
France
...........................
..........................
On 11th November
1918, the war is over.
The toll is terrible:
10 million people died.
Beginning
of the spiral
EC
IM
Benito Mussolini is pictured in
this photograph. From 1922, he
establishes a dictatorship in Italy.
1919
In 1919
EN
EN
You enter a spiral. You can see it in the middle of this page.
Follow it, it will show you the events from 1918 to 1939.
ATTENTION: Start on this map at the beginning of the spiral!
The victorious allies (France, Great Britain,
USA and Italy) sign a peace treaty in
Versailles that imposed serious sanctions
on defeated Germany: loss of territory,
shrinking of the army, payment of war
damages. The democracies hope that this
war will be “the last of the last”.
Place Great
Britain and
Germany in the
table below:
IM
THE FAILURE OF PEACE
From the end of the First
World War to the beginning
of the Second World War
Once he is in power, Hitler
imposes his dictatorship on
Germany. The Third Reich
replaces the Republic of Weimar.
Look at the photos on the wall.
Can you tell that Germany is
getting ready for the war?
Explain your answer.
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05
FRANCE IN THE DARK YEARS
From “Phoney War”...
... to French defeat
1940
In this caricature:
What is this English
soldier looking at in
the sky?
•
Take refuge in shelters.
•
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3rd September 1939 on Germany
Great Britain and France
declare war
10th May 1940 Germany invades France
May-June 1940
French defeat
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Go towards the back of the room.
As you leave the area, there
is an archive film displayed
on the right, going over
the different stages of the
French defeat.
Caricature published on
18th June, 1940,
in the Evening Standard.
In July 1940, Great Britain rejects Hitler’s peace
proposal, and is expecting the worst. English children
are taken to the North of the country to find refuge.
•
Buy war bonds to finance military operations. •
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(Those drawings and photographs are not
displayed in the museum.)
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EC
Use a gas mask.
The Battle of Britain
From June 1940, England,
gathered behind her leader
Winston Churchill, is threatened
with invasion. England will resist
thanks to her air force.
IM
Civilians have to:
IM
Link up these
three sentences
to the
documents.
EN
Walk towards the displays on the right and on the left.
Getting ready for war changes
the life of civilians.
EN
© Bundesarchiv, Bild 146-1971-083-01 Foto : Tritschler
7th-30th September Blitz over London
What you need
to remember:
England has resisted heroically
against the Nazi attack launched
during the autumn of 1940, and is
now the only free European country
at war against Germany.
Between 7th and
10th September,
the « Blitz » over
London kills 7,000
Londoners. But the
German bombers
also suffer heavy
losses. Hitler is then
forced to postpone
his attack.
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