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Jan 2024
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91. La guerre de sécession

STéPHANE GENêT
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En 1861, les États-Unis sont déchirés par la guerre de Sécession. Ce conflit fratricide, qui oppose le Nord abolitionniste au Sud esclavagiste, va durer quatre ans et laisser 620000 morts.

Dans cet épisode, nous plongeons au cœur de ce conflit qui a changé à jamais l'histoire des États-Unis. Nous explorerons les causes de la guerre, les grandes batailles qui l'ont rythmée, et les conséquences qui en ont découlé. Nous nous intéresserons également aux personnages qui ont marqué cette période, comme Abraham Lincoln, ou Robert E. Lee.

À travers ce récit, nous découvrirons comment la guerre de Sécession a façonné l'identité américaine, et comment elle continue de nous inspirer aujourd'hui.

Rejoignez-nous pour un voyage historique captivant au cœur de l'un des chapitres majeurs de l'Amérique !


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