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Nicolas Lepoutre

Associate professor of history.

  • The image features a watercolor painting depicting a mountainous landscape. The foreground consists of dark, shadowy mountains, while the background showcases a vibrant, softly blended sky transitioning from peachy pink to white. The overall mood is serene and atmospheric, with flowing colors that create a sense of depth and tranquility. 1915: Armenian Genocide. The Triple Entente Condemns it but Makes No Move Nicolas Lepoutre · September 2022 On 24 May 1915, the Triple Entente nations (France, England and Russia) publicly condemned the Armenian massacres using a new vocabulary, mentioning for the first time crimes “against humanity and civilisation”. Though most often in French school books their declaration figures only in the (…)
  • The image features a dark, atmospheric background that transitions from black to a greyish hue. In the upper part, there is a small crescent moon, depicted in white against the dark sky. Below, two bold red lines cross over a lighter area, creating a striking contrast with the darker tones. The overall composition evokes a sense of mystery and tension. Through the Looking-Glass, the Crusades Nicolas Lepoutre · January 2022 From Ridley Scott’s 2005 movie Kingdom of Heaven to the video game Assassin’s Creed (Ubisoft, 2007), the Crusades have been a source of inspiration for various cultural productions, so much so that this historical episode seems well known to us or at least relatively familiar.
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