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Nederlands: Schilderij met Elzas-Lotharingen als "zwarte plek". In de klas staan een militaire trommel en een rek met wapens.
Français : Albert Bettannier, La tache noire, 1887. En plus de l'instruction morale et civique (qui remplace les cours d'éducation morale et religieuse), la loi de 1882 en France met en place « pour les garçons des exercices militaires » (et « pour les filles, les travaux à l'aiguille »). Sur le tableau, on remarque l'Alsace-Moselle en noir, l'uniforme de l'élève, celui du bataillon scolaire de son école, la croix du Mérite scolaire de l'élève-modèle, le tambour à côté du bureau du maître, ainsi que les fusils d'instruction au râtelier, rappelant là aussi le type d'instruction militaire infantile en vigueur dans l'éducation nationale à partir de la loi précédemment mentionnée.
English: Pointing towards the lost French lands of Alsace-Lorraine in French classroom.
Español: "La mancha negra" (1887) del artista francés Albert Bettannier. Esta pintura muestra a un profesor señalando una mancha negra en el mapa de Francia, donde el país perdió las provincias de Alsacia-Lorena después de la guerra franco-prusiana. Esta pérdida territorial condujo al revanchismo, un pensamiento patriótico retribucionista y una demanda de venganza contra Alemania.
Русский: Альбер Беттанье, «Чёрное пятно на карте» или «Урок географии» (1887 год). Учитель указывает на карте Франции закрашенные чёрным цветом территории, утерянные по итогам Франко-прусской войны
Українська: «Чорна пляма» або «Урок географії» — картина Альберта Беттаньєра, створена в 1887 році і зберігається в Німецькому історичному музеї. На ній зображено чорну пляму на карті Франції, яка з’явилася після того, як Німеччина завоювала Ельзас-Лотарингію після Франко-прусської війни 1871 року. На картині учитель повідомляє про це своїм учням. Ця втрата призведе до зростання глибокої ненависті та вимоги помсти проти Німеччини, що уособлює реваншизм.
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created 1887

digitized 18 January 2012, 14:03:47
Source the-geography-lesson-or-the-black-spot-albert-bettannier/ZgFOicMOQxKIHgGoogle Arts & Culture
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Albert Bettannier  (1851–1932)  wikidata:Q2830957
 
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Birth name: Nicolas Albert Bettannier
Description French painter
Date of birth/death 12 August 1851 Edit this at Wikidata 17 November 1932 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Metz 10th arrondissement of Paris
Work period 1850 Edit this at Wikidata–1900 Edit this at Wikidata
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creator QS:P170,Q2830957
(1851-1932)

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