02/03/2026
“REMEMBER”: Together, let’s keep their memory alive.
The events of the 20th century teach us the dangers of ignoring history’s lessons. The memory of the tragedies of the Second World War is fading, growing more distant with each passing day. Today, it has become essential to preserve the memory of these events. That is the mission “REMEMBER” has set for itself.
Sharing the lessons from history with future generations :
D-Day tours in Normandy for schools
“REMEMBER” has developed educational programs specially designed for young people to preserve and pass on the memory of the events of the Second World War to future generations.
These programs were evaluated in spring 2024 during the 80th anniversary commemorations of D-Day with French middle and high school students from Normandy. In the near future, they will also be offered to young people from England, Germany, the United States, and beyond…..
Designed for the youth of all nationalities, these programs aim to foster a shared understanding and common perspective on history, bringing together young people from diverse backgrounds and origins through the legacy of World War II.
