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Péronne
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Péronne (pārôn`), town (1993 est. pop. 9,200), Somme dept., N France, in Picardy, on the Somme River. It is a farm trade center, and its manufactures include wool, bricks, furniture, and plastics. It was a residence (10th cent.) of the Frankish kings and was united to the French crown in 1477. It was there that Charles the Bold of Burgundy forced on Louis XI of France a humiliating treaty in 1468. In World War I the town was almost entirely destroyed during the five months of bloody fighting (1916) along the Somme. St. Jean Church (16th cent.) has been restored.


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In this book, the review essay becomes a starting point for a set of reflections about the moral and political responsibilities of the historian; a movie critique is the basis for a probing examination of the relationship between history and popular memory; reflections on a visit to the Historial de la Grande Guerre in Peronne, France and Yad Vashem lead to careful consideration of how the historian can describe her or his relationship to the subject matter she or he has chosen to study.
In this book, the review essay becomes a starting point for a set of reflections about the moral and political responsibilities of the historian; a movie critique is the basis for a probing examination of the relationship between history and popular memory; reflections on a visit to the Historial de la Grande Guerre in Peronne, France and Yad Vashem lead to careful consideration of how the historian can describe her or his relationship to the subject matter she or he has chosen to study.
 
 
 
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