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The diary of Soldier Hannen - Part 5
French students have imagined the diary of Steve Hannen, a soldier from Nelson (NZ) buried in Rouen (France). They based their production on different archive documents. Over the next few weeks, Soldier Hannen's story, will unravel. This is Part Two, as he is fighting in the horrors of the Battle of Gallipoli.
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The diary of Soldier Hannen - Part 4
French students have imagined the diary of Steve Hannen, a soldier from Nelson (NZ) buried in Rouen (France). They based their production on different archive documents. Over the next few weeks, Soldier Hannen's story, will unravel. This is Part Two, as he is fighting in the horrors of the Battle of Gallipoli. Read Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3
The diary of Soldier Hannen - Part 3
French students have imagined the diary of Steve Hannen, a soldier from Nelson (NZ) buried in Rouen (France). They based their production on different archive documents. Over the next few weeks, Soldier Hannen's story, will unravel. This is Part Two, as he is fighting in the horrors of the Battle of Gallipoli. Read Part 1 / Part 2
The diary of Soldier Hannen - Part 2
French students have imagined the diary of Steve Hannen, a soldier from Nelson (NZ) buried in Rouen (France). They based their production on different archive documents. Over the next few weeks, Soldier Hannen's story, will unravel. This is Part Two, as he is fighting in the horrors of the Battle of Gallipoli.
The diary of Soldier Hannen - Part 1
French students have imagined the diary of Steve Hannen, a soldier from Nelson (NZ) buried in Rouen (France).
They based their production on different archive documents.
Over the next few weeks, Soldier Hannen's story, will unravel. This is Part One, as he leaves Tadmor Valley and travels to Egypt.
Somewhere in a trench, unable to write...
Imagine you are a soldier somewhere in a trench; unable to write, you have to dictate your letter to another soldier...
Students' recordings, with their interpretation and empathy, are attached to this post.
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French pupils starting working on our project
French pupils started to work on our project this week. They had to study the biographies of two soldiers from Nelson and buried in our local cemetery. We have access to their military and medical information thanks to the Archives New Zealand website. Pupils experienced a new kind of exercice. They had to work on primary sources in history, and, since documents were partly legible, the first task was to decipher them. They took it like a game, as if they were investigators of the past. Even if...
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