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Credits and bibliography 


This exposition was the result of the research carried out by Martino Opizzi, doctor in contemporary history, University of Paris 8, during an internship between the months of February and March 2018. We are thankful to Mr. Carlo Uzan, who made his photographic archives available; to the archives of the AIU; and to Mr. Jean Claude Kuperminc, director of the library and archives of the Alliance, who accepted to carry out the digitalization of the sources. The support of Jean-Pierre Riom, multimedia technician, and of Amoury Toulouse, librarian, was essential to complete the work. Special gratitude goes as well to Mr. Renato Benasson and Ms. Marcella Morpurgo, whose help was indispensable for the contextualization of the photos studied 

The original pictures still lay in the hands of Uzan Family.

 

Bibliography 

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BESSIS, Juliette, La Méditerranée fasciste, Paris, Editions Karthala, 1980. 

BOCCARA, Elia, La saga des sépharades portugais. Tunis : un havre pour les familles fuyant l’Inquisition, Paris, Ed. TCHOU, 2012. 

COHEN-TANNOUDJI, Denis (coordonné par), Entre Orient et Occident – Juifs et Musulmans en Tunisie, Paris, Editions de l’éclat, 2007. 

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ZYTNICKI, Colette, Les juifs du Maghreb, naissance d’une historiographie coloniale, Paris, PUPS, 2011.