<transcript><audio_0> Bienvenue dans cette première ou deuxième journée de l'Histoire à venir. Je suis Corinne Bonnet, professeure d'Histoire grecque à l'Université Jean Jaurès et je fais partie du collègue</transcript><caption><image_1>The image shows a man standing on a stage in front of a projector screen. He is wearing a black suit and appears to be giving a presentation. On the left side of the stage, there is a man sitting on a chair and another man standing next to him. The man on the chair is holding a microphone and is speaking into a microphone stand. The screen on the right side of this stage displays a presentation slide with various icons and text. The background of the image is a wooden wall.</caption><transcript><audio_2> et comme vous voyez, qui accompagne l'histoire à venir pendant ces trois journées et demie, puisque nous avons commencé hier après-midi. Un petit mot rapide pour vous rappeler que le Festival historique</transcript><transcript><audio_3> que c'est un festival qui souhaite porter l'histoire au cœur de la cité, mettre les connaissances en débat, éclairer les</transcript><transcript><audio_4> des retours sur le passé. Ça, c'est un peu notre credo. C'est ce qui nous motive par rapport à ce festival qui, loin des formats académiques, propose des débats,</transcript><transcript><audio_5> des présentations d'ouvrages et comme pour chaque manifestation de l'histoire à venir un temps de parole au public ce sera le cas aujourd'hui donc nos deux intervenants que je remercie évidemment</transcript><transcript><audio_6> ...</transcript> here ladies gentlemen hello welcome to this 1st or 2nd day of history to come so I am Corinne Bonnet professor of Greek history at the Jean Jaurès University and I am part of the collective which carries organizes and as you see which accompany the  history to come during these three and a half days since we started yesterday afternoon a quick word to remind you that the history to come festival is in its third edition that it is a festival which wishes to bring history to the heart  of the city m knowledge in enlightened debate the issues of the present through returns on the past that's a bit our credo it's what motivates us in relation to this festival which far from academic formats offers debates dialogues of  presentations of works and as for each manifestation of history to come a time to speak to the public this will be the case today so we two speakers whom I thank very much for their presence will exchange for about an hour and then it will be  you I hope to animate the  hamon exchanges again to let you know that the story to come is a big event we have around a hundred guests we
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