L’aide aux réfugiés juifs du Maroc pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

This article studies the two main Jewish refugee aid committees: the Tangier committee and the Casablanca committee. That said, aid also came from other cities, such as Mogador, Marrakesh, Meknes and Fez. Community leaders constantly made sure that refugee aid was on the agenda and they responded fa...

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Autori principali: Gershon, Yitzhak, Drevon, Claire
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Pubblicazione: 2016
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spelling cairn-RHSHO_205_0413RHSHORevue d’Histoire de la Shoah https://shs.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-de-la-shoah-2016-2-page-413?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rhsho.205.0413 L’aide aux réfugiés juifs du Maroc pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale Gershon, YitzhakDrevon, Claire2016 fre Revue d’Histoire de la Shoah | 205 | 2 | 2016-10-12 | p. 413-446 | 2111-885X RHSHO_2053 This article studies the two main Jewish refugee aid committees: the Tangier committee and the Casablanca committee. That said, aid also came from other cities, such as Mogador, Marrakesh, Meknes and Fez. Community leaders constantly made sure that refugee aid was on the agenda and they responded favorably to requests for assistance and cooperation by the main organized committees in Casablanca and Tangier.Morocco was not a country where Jewish émigrés were integrated and it was only under the particular circumstances of the war that it became a transit country. It was merely a crossroads, a country that helped direct the flow of émigrés to other destinations.As in the case of many other rescue and aid operations during the Holocaust, the extent of the operations in Morocco was determined by individuals’ spontaneous commitment and their determination to act, despite the difficulties and dangers.Cairn free access
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description This article studies the two main Jewish refugee aid committees: the Tangier committee and the Casablanca committee. That said, aid also came from other cities, such as Mogador, Marrakesh, Meknes and Fez. Community leaders constantly made sure that refugee aid was on the agenda and they responded favorably to requests for assistance and cooperation by the main organized committees in Casablanca and Tangier.Morocco was not a country where Jewish émigrés were integrated and it was only under the particular circumstances of the war that it became a transit country. It was merely a crossroads, a country that helped direct the flow of émigrés to other destinations.As in the case of many other rescue and aid operations during the Holocaust, the extent of the operations in Morocco was determined by individuals’ spontaneous commitment and their determination to act, despite the difficulties and dangers.
author Gershon, Yitzhak
Drevon, Claire
spellingShingle Gershon, Yitzhak
Drevon, Claire
L’aide aux réfugiés juifs du Maroc pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
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Drevon, Claire
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title L’aide aux réfugiés juifs du Maroc pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
title_short L’aide aux réfugiés juifs du Maroc pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
title_full L’aide aux réfugiés juifs du Maroc pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
title_fullStr L’aide aux réfugiés juifs du Maroc pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
title_full_unstemmed L’aide aux réfugiés juifs du Maroc pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
title_sort l’aide aux réfugiés juifs du maroc pendant la seconde guerre mondiale
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