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Projection 39-45: The Children's War

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Pôle Mémoire, 2 boulevard Edouard Herriot, 82000 Montauban

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39-45: THE CHILDREN'S WAR Documentary film by Julien Johan and Michèle Durren, 2018

Meet at the Perbosc space. This documentary film invites you to delve into the stories of those who were 10 years old in 1940 and whose wartime experiences were long silenced. Far from sparing them, the brutality of the conflict plunged children into the chaos of those dark years: 650,000 orphans, 120,000 juvenile delinquents, 90,000 children lost during the exodus, and 11,500 Jewish children deported. Discover the testimonies of those who, on the margins of history, had to grow up in a world they did not choose. Practical information: Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes / Capacity: 35 people Reservations recommended: +33 5 63 66 03 11 or [email protected] Free admission. Suitable for ages 14 and up.