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09-16-2004, 05:38 AM
French schools to show Holocaust documentary
Associated Press, THE JERUSALEM POST Sep. 15, 2004
France is dispatching DVDs of the Holocaust documentary "Shoah" to all high schools to boost its fight against rising anti-Semitism and racism, the education minister announced.
Sending the film to schools is "part of the long-term fight against all racism," Francois Fillon said Tuesday during a visit to a Paris school.
All of France's 4,600 high schools will get a DVD with clips from the 9 1/2-hour documentary filmed in 1985. It features interviews with Holocaust survivors, Nazi guards and images of Holocaust sites as they appeared four decades after the 1945 end of World War II.
Shoah's director, Claude Lanzmann, accompanied Fillon on his tour Tuesday of the Sophie-Germain school.
Associated Press, THE JERUSALEM POST Sep. 15, 2004
France is dispatching DVDs of the Holocaust documentary "Shoah" to all high schools to boost its fight against rising anti-Semitism and racism, the education minister announced.
Sending the film to schools is "part of the long-term fight against all racism," Francois Fillon said Tuesday during a visit to a Paris school.
All of France's 4,600 high schools will get a DVD with clips from the 9 1/2-hour documentary filmed in 1985. It features interviews with Holocaust survivors, Nazi guards and images of Holocaust sites as they appeared four decades after the 1945 end of World War II.
Shoah's director, Claude Lanzmann, accompanied Fillon on his tour Tuesday of the Sophie-Germain school.