| La Protestation - 23 août 1942; Mgr Saliège face à Vichy |
Le dernier ouvrage d Yves Belaubre est paru
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| Résister, voix protestantes, de Patrick Cabanel |
Prédications de résistance
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| Histoire régionale de la Shoah en France |
La Dépêche du Midi
Publié le 28/03/2012
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| Histoire des Justes en France |
Interview de Patrick Cabanel
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| Histoire des Justes en France |
Patrick Cabanel
Paris : Armand Colin 2012
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| Nogaro. Petits réfugiés juifs : expo et rencontres |
La Dépêche du Midi
Publié le 08/03/2012
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| Mémoires Welgériennes |
La drôle de guerre de Rodolphe Welger
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| Claire Daudin : Moissac et sa mémoire juive |
Acte Sud, « Le souffle de l’esprit »
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| DVDrom pédagogique « Camps d’internement du Midi de la France : entre histoire et mémoire (1939-1944) » |
Proposé par l Association - Mémoires : les Juifs dans la Résistance
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| The 473 Jews deported from the Lot-et-Garonne |
La Dépêche du Midi, published April 9, 2010
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| "Chère Mademoiselle..." — Alice Ferrières and the hidden children of Murat, 1941 - 1944. |
The everyday and exemplary road taken by Alice Ferrières (1909-1988), Righteous among nations,
by Patrick Cabanel.
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| Paul Giniewski, A Story of Jewish Resistance. |
Grenoble 1943-1945,
Paris : Cheminements, 2009
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| Anti-masonism, Freemasons and Resistance in the Toulouse region of southern France |
The small publishing house of Cholet has just brought out a fascinating work by a group of historians focusing on three issues of the period: the persecution of the Freemasons by the Vichy régime in the Toulouse region of southern France, freemasons in the region involved in the Resistance and the reconstruction of their lodges after the war.
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| The Noé internment camp, 1941-1947 Eric Malo |
A study of the Noé internment camp, near Toulouse, opened on February 7, 1941. The people detained there were mainly elderly couples and the disabled. With the Second World War roundups, they were joined by tuberculosis sufferers, Spanish refugees and Jews. The camp became a tool in the policy of collaboration with nazi Germany.
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| Automatically confined... The notebooks of Abraham Zoltobroda |
In a historical paradox, French psychiatric hospitals —deathtraps under the Vichy regime— also gave shelter to victims of Nazi persecution. Abraham Zoltobroda was one such man. Arrested and interned in the Beaune-la-Rolande camp, this Polish Jew who sought refuge in France recounts, in children’s copy books, his unrelenting struggle for many long months to remain « in the madhouse » in Fleury-les-Aubrais.
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| Camps in France, Kuhn Gerhard, a deportee’s story. Guillaume Ribot. |
This book analyses and offers scientific and rigorous insight into the workings of the internment system implemented in France in the period previously described. A part of this repressive system, up until now little explored, is closely examined through the story of one man: Gerhard Kuhn. This German Jew, expelled from Germany in 1940, survived 5 years of internment and deportation —two of which were on French soil— in different camps of the Vichy government: Gurs, Rivesaltes, the Group of foreign workers of Saint-Privat (133rd GTE), Fort Barraux, Vénissieux, Drancy. In the end, he was deported to Auschwitz, then Kaufering, then to Dachau where he was a kommando...
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| Propaganda and persecutions, the Resistance and the “Jewish problem” – Renée Pozynanski, Fayard, 2008. |
Words spoken —and unspoken— in Resistance propaganda lead to the innermost workings of the collective imagination of Occupied France. In the war of words between the Free French—BBC programmes backed up by the underground press— and the official voice of Vichy, the stakes were winning over public opinion which had originally fervently supported Pétain. This book brings to light the discourse of the Resistance on the subject of persecution and deportation of the Jews.
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| Paul Aron and José Gotovitch, Dictionary of the Second World War in Belgium |
In two hundred thematic articles, this Dictionary of the Second World War in Belgium offers wide coverage of the social context in Belgium during the Second World War.
Order form
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| Final programme of the fourth Lacaune colloquium |
How to pass on the message of the Shoah in the family circle, at school, in the community? Precolloquium October 5, 2007; Colloquium October 6-7, 2007; Postcolloquium October 8, 2007
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| “Actualité Juive” – 948 – 21 – 09 – 2006 |
Review of the Proceedings of the third Lacaune colloquium
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| CD “Les chemins de la mémoire” (The paths of memory) – Contents |
Personal accounts and testimonies from Guy de Rouville, Renée Mège, Marceau Esclassan, Angelitta Bettini, Robert Veliounsky, Robert Trébosc and Arthur Rébulida, Jacques Fijalkow and Sandra Marc
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| Oral account: Sandra Marc and Jacques Fijalkow on Radio R’ d’Autan |
Excerpt of a documentary CD produced by Radio R’ d’Autan, produced by Thierry Tchukriel. Offered with the Revue du Tarn n° 201 (mp3 audio file, 37Mo, requiring only a few minutes downloading with a rapid internet connection. To hear it on a PC, record file with a right click on the link, then “record the target under”)
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| The Shoah: The Necessary Memory – Milan Press |
Special edition of the weekly news magazine “Les Clés de l’actualité” on sale to the general public. This work primarily addresses lower and upper secondary school students and their teachers involved in passing on this knowledge of history.
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| The Shoah, a special edition of the news magazine “Les Clés de l’actualité” |
An initiative of Patrick Cabanel and Jacques Fijalkow, this volume must be ordered from Milan Press.
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| The Memorial of Lacaune |
Photos of the Memorial to the Deportation of the Jews of Lacaune
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| Proceedings of the first Lacaune colloquium (2001) |
This volume highlights the specificity of the French department (the Tarn), a microcosm reflecting what transpired in the country as a whole
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| Proceedings of the second Lacaune colloquium (2003) |
If women were numerous in the Resistance as soldiers, intelligence agents, spotters or transporters of arms, many others played a role in saving endangered persons, particularly Jewish women and children
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| Press review |
Press review covering the third colloquium
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| Another way of explaining the Shoah |
Article from the Dépêche du Midi, July 1st, 2006
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| Bulletin of the Association |
Bulletin of the Association (December, 2005)
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| Programme 2005 |
Complete programme for the third colloquium (2005)
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| Statutes |
Official statutes of the “Association des amitiés judéo-lacaunaises”
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| Bulletin of the Association (June 15, 2005) |
Bulletin of the Association (June 15, 2005)
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| Presentation and programme of the second Lacaune colloquium |
"Women facing the trials of the 1940s. Jews and non-Jews, Resistance and mutual aid”. Saturday-Sunday, September 20-21, 2003
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