Student journeys Gallery

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We know that the mobilization of students left room in the amphitheaters that young women were quick to fill. Like what was happening in the rear, in the faculties, the testimonies of support to the fighters were multiplying, as well as the aid to the student prisoners of war. Throughout the war, the faculties also had to settle the question of their foreign students ; at the end of the interminable conflict, they would receive demobilized foreign students for a few months. Above all, they would prepare to meet their former students, now veterans.

  • Between mobilization and daily life
  • The case of foreign students
  • Law students in battle
  • American student soldiers
  • The student prisoners
  • Demobilization : a legal framework and questions
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    Between mobilization and daily life

     

    The case of foreign students

     

     

    Law students in battle

     

     

    American student soldiers

     

     

    The student prisoners

    Of the millions of soldiers who were taken prisoner during the First World War, a significant proportion were students, either mobilised or voluntarily enlisted. Quite early in the war, and right up to its end, various forms of aid were put in place to provide them with both intellectual and material assistance.

     

     

    Demobilization : a legal framework and questions