Le dernier voyage du docteur korczak par papillion noir théâtre

On this day in November 1940, 170 Jewish children march through the streets of Warsaw. With hearts tight but heads held high, led by the great Dr. Korczak, they left their beautiful orphanage for the ghetto. Their new home is much smaller, and the ghetto resembles a prison where more and more Jews are locked up. Fortunately, Dr. Korczak looks after them... In this show inspired by Irène Cohen Janca?s book Le dernier voyage, Charli Venturini tells the story of Dr. Korczak, an exceptional man, a famous educator, a model of humanity, kindness and respect, who laid the foundations for the International Convention on the Rights of the Child. Ages 8 and up

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