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Katy Hazan, historian at OSE and head of the Archives and History department, is a qualified history teacher with a doctorate in history from the University of Paris I-Sorbonne (under the supervision of André Kaspi).
Latest publication
From social hygiene to physical education and sports, the New Jewish Man at the OSE
- By Katy Hazan
In Archives Juives (2023/1 Vol. 56)
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Hidden Children, Found Children: Child Survivors of the Shoah
- By Katy Hazan
In Les Cahiers de la Shoah (2007/1 No 9)
Between social assistance and transmission: Jewish summer camps (from the 1930s to the present)
- By Katy Hazan
In Archives Juives (2019/2 Vol. 52)
Getting Back Hidden Children: A Postwar Necessity for Jewish Institutions
- By Katy Hazan
In Archives Juives (2004/2 Vol. 37)
From social hygiene to physical education and sports, the New Jewish Man at the OSE
- By Katy Hazan
In Archives Juives (2023/1 Vol. 56)
From the Heder to Contemporary Schools: Jewish Education as a Reflection of a Community’s Fate
- By Katy Hazan
In Archives Juives (2002/2 Vol. 35)
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Articles
From social hygiene to physical education and sports, the New Jewish Man at the OSE
In Archives Juives (2023/1 Vol. 56)
Between social assistance and transmission: Jewish summer camps (from the 1930s to the present)
In Archives Juives (2019/2 Vol. 52)
Hidden Children, Found Children: Child Survivors of the Shoah
In Les Cahiers de la Shoah (2007/1 No 9)
Teaching about the Shoah in Jewish Schools
In Les Cahiers de la Shoah (2005/1 No 8)