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Le Chambon sur Lignon: village of Les Justes

Publication date 07/07/2004 From €100.00

Chambon sur Lignon

Jacques CHIRAC is expected tomorrow at Chambon-sur-Lignon to call for vigilance against intolerances. The Head of State chose this place because several thousand Jews were sheltered and saved by Protestant families during the Occupation. A look back at the history of this village of the Righteous.

Visit of Jacques Chirac and Simone Veil at the Chambon sur Lignon

Publication date 08/07/2004 From €100.00

Chambon sur Lignon

Report. On the occasion of his visit to Chambon-sur-Lignon, a village that hid Jewish children during the Second World War, Jacques CHIRAC and Simone VEIL came to defend the values of the Republic in the face of the resurgence of anti-Semitic and racist acts. Commentary on alternating images of Chambon-sur-Lignon, the interview with Simone VEIL and excerpt from the statement of Jacques CHIRAC.

What mattered at the Chambon was "saving the children"

Publication date 07/07/2004 From €100.00

Chambon sur Lignon

Dans la maison des Roches, une centaine d'étudiants avaient trouvé refuge. Selon l'historien Gérard Bollon, les gens disaient "Nous ne savons pas ce qu'étaient les juifs, nous ne connaissons que des hommes et des petits hommes c'était important". Le Chambon-sur-Lignon est le seul village a avoir reçu une médaille collective des Justes

Etienne Weil returns to Chambon 40 years later

Publication date 25/06/1982 From €100.00

Chambon sur Lignon

Etienne Weil, a young child, first arrived in Chambon-sur-Lignon in 1943. He was then 7 years old. 40 years later, he returns to the places where he was welcomed. He remembers the education of his mother who said to him: "Your name is not Weil, you are not Jewish". This fear of saying that he is Jewish has "stuck to his stomach for years". Interviewed in front of the facade of the house where it was collected, "The Hive" it shows the house near where Germans lived.

Aline Caritey and the Responsibility to Save Jewish Children

Publication date 12/10/1990 From €100.00

Chambon sur Lignon

Aline CARITEY had just married and was 20 years old when the first refugees arrived. She was aware of the danger but believed that they had taken responsibility for committing themselves to saving the Jews and others who had fled their city. They were not afraid. His mother received Germans looking for children. They left convinced that there was no one in the house.

The Righteous and the reception of the children who came from the camp of Gurs

Publication date 08/02/2005 From €100.00

Chambon sur Lignon

Gérard BOLLON, historian, explains that it is at the station of Chambon-Mazet in Chambon-sur-Lignon that the children arrived by members of associations who took them out of the camp of internment of Gurs in the Southwest. Gabrielle BARRAUD who received the Juste medal at the same time as her mother expresses what she felt when receiving this medal.

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