Fermata Nanterre (IT)

Fermata Nanterre is the story of a town in the Parisian suburbs and its inhabitants. The town of Nanterre was built on the rubble of the bidonvilles built after the war where workers of Algerian origin and their families lived. Tracing the history of those who lived in a shack just a few meters from the Tour Eiffel, the podcast tells generation after generation about the origins of social and urban segregation that led to the stigmatisation of the suburbs. In this commune where “everyone comes from elsewhere but everyone is from Nanterre”, as one inhabitant says, there are those who try to safeguard and enhance the memory of an era so that it is not forgotten.

Episodes

December 3, 2021
Il sesto episodio di Fermata Nanterre racconta la storia di Yasmine Djamai. Yasmine, 19 anni, è una studentessa e fa parte di quelle che chiamiamo terze...
December 3, 2021
L’episodio 5 di Fermata Nanterre racconta la storia di Mabrouka Lahbairi. Mabrouka è l’ultima inquilina ad aver lasciato la sua cité de transit, la Cité des...
December 3, 2021
Il quarto episodio di Fermata Nanterre racconta la storia di Wahid e Mohamed, due abitanti della Cité Picasso. A pochi passi dal quartiere finanziario della Défense,...
December 3, 2021
Il terzo episodio di Fermata Nanterre continua con la storia di Ahmed Djamai, a cui viene promesso un tetto come alternativa alla baracca dove ha vissuto...
December 3, 2021
Il secondo episodio di Fermata Nanterre racconta la storia di Ahmed Djamai, nato e cresciuto nelle bidonvilles che per anni hanno circondato la capitale francese. Suo...
December 3, 2021
Il primo episodio di Fermata Nanterre racconta la storia di Brahim Benaicha e del suo arrivo in Francia nel 1955. Originario di Guemar, una cittadina nella...

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