MEMORIAL DE LA
DEPORTATION > |
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This
memorial is located in Paris behind Notre Dame at the far
end of the square of the Ile-de-France. The memorial is
dedicated to the unknown World War II deportee. Inside are
the names of the German death camps where 200,000 French,
Jews and Christians alike, were put to death.
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MEMORIAL
DE LA SHOAH > |
"Arrested by the
police force of the Vichy government, accomplices of the
occupying Nazis, more than 11,000 children were deportees of
France between 1942 and 9144, and were assassinated at
Auschwitz because they were born Jewish...More than 400
children lived in the 4th district, among them the students
of this school...
Never forget." |
"In front of the
Unknown Jewish Martyr...your respect the piety for all the
martyrs in thought with them along their painful way...it
will not lead to the highest point of justice and truth."
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A memorial to those dedicated to those who lost their lives
in the concentration camps of World War II. |
This
memorial is located located in Paris at 17, rue
Geoffroy-l'Asnier at the site of the Memorial of the Unknown
Jewish Martyr.
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Descriptive
introductory plaque on
"The Wall of Names" |
"The Wall of Names"
lists the names of 76,000 Jews who were deported from France
with the collaboration of the Vichy government. |
Just some of the names
of those deported. |
Plaque on "The Wall of
the Righteous Among the Nations"
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COMMEMORATIVE
PLAQUES > |
The plaque is located
within the Marais district of Paris, in an area known
as the Pletzl. |
These two plaques are found on the walls of a
former Jewish boys' school located at
6 rue des
Hospitalieres-St-Gervais. The inscription reads: "To Joseph
Migneret, teacher and director of this school from 1920 to
1944 , who by his courage and at the peril of his own life,
saved dozens of Jewish children from deportation...(by) his
old, grateful students."
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"165 Jewish children
of this school, deported to Germany during the Second World
War, were exterminated in the Nazi camps...Don't forget!" |
The plaque is
dedicated to "the memory of the director, personnel and
students of this school, arrested in 1943 and 1944 by the
Vichy police and the Gestapo, deported and exterminated at
Auschwitz because they were Jews."
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