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Didier Rousselet: From Paris to Berlin
April 30, 2009
Didier Rousselet explorer, writer, actor, professor

Didier Rousselet describes, with support of photographs he took along the way, his 2007 walk from Paris to Berlin to celebrate the 62-year-old peace between France and Germany. He addresses the history and relationship between the two countries and the state of Europe today. He has taught history, geography and drama in France, Tunisia, and the US.

Culture & Identity | History | People & Places | Politics & Public Affairs
Berlin | Culture | European culture | France | geography | germany | Paris | European | Photography | Travel & Adventure | Politics & Public Affairs
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Goethe-Zentrum Atlanta
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