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Quel parti politique?
Utilisez ce document pour une activité de classe associant des biographies fictives de citoyens allemands aux partis politiques qui, selon les élèves, seraient les plus attractifs pour chacun d'entre eux.
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Facing History & Ourselves, “Quel parti politique?”, last updated octobre 8, 2024.
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