By Nayla Khodr Hamadeh November 2024 Lebanese Association for History Since early September, Lebanon has borne witness to an escalation of war that has wreaked havoc across the country, leading to unprecedented levels of destruction and chaos. With over a million individuals uprooted from their homes and more than three thousand seven hundred lives tragically…
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طوال ثلاثة عقود، فشل اللبنانيون في كتابة تاريخهم، فيما احتفظوا ب#سرديات الحرب كما سرديات الأزمة داخل أزقة حاراتهم، وفي ذاكرتهم الشعبية وموروثاتهم الثقافية. لكل طرف منظوره الخاص، رموزه وال#زعماء والمجرمون. مقاربات أشبه بفيلم متعدد البعد والزاوية، على نحو لا يوحد الصورة بل يشظيها أكثر. في الآونة الأخيرة، كثرت المبادرات المدنية للبحث في حقَبٍ عاشتها البلاد مدى قرن…
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Lebanon, battered and fragmented, comes to life in Bernard Hage’s “The Great Map of The Crisis,” which features his signature black humor. Read More on https://today.lorientlejour.com/
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Developing the methods of teaching #history in #Lebanon is to the healing process and dealing with the past. With United Nations Peace-building ‘s support, #UNDP in partnership with Lebanese Association for History and the Centre for Lebanese Studies launched 2 textbooks that will support in taking history education to new levels.
