Transfer to the Liberation Museum in Paris

History and visit the Museum of the Liberation of France in Paris

The Museum of the French Libération is located in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, more precisely at 51 bis, boulevard de la Tour Maubourg. The military museum is dedicated to the Order of the Liberation. At first glance, we see the Grand Hotel des Invalides, which is inside the museum is housed. This was founded in to tell the story of the brave soldiers who fought for the liberation of France during World War II. Even if there was no hope of victory, these brave soldiers have not released their efforts of 18 June 1940 to 8 May 1945.

Hotel National des Invalides was built during the reign of King Louis XIV to the soldiers who have completed their service. They could stay and spend the rest of their life with confidence. Louis XIV then launched the project to build this huge hotel 24 November 1670. It was both a home and hospital for retired or disabled soldiers. This site has always maintained this position until the early twentieth century. In 1967, General de Gaulle decided to stay. General who was President of the French Republic founded the museum because he was eager to commemorate the actions of the Companions of the Liberation. A room dedicated to honor the former president in the Museum. This room includes all armholes general. These include its French and foreign ornaments, weapons, his outfits and his manuscripts of war and of course the photos.

There are 3 major distinct areas in the Museum: Free France, the Resistance and Deportation, all extending over an area of ​​1500 m². These spaces are more than 4000 documents and records as well as 150 fronts including equipment of war, tables, held Companions. There are still held by the left prefect Jean Moulin and his civilian clothes. There are also flags taken from the enemy in the battle between Europe and Africa, issuers and flyers. Today, the Museum of liberation is thus not only a place of return, but also a center for book lovers, especially for teachers. .

The Museum of the Order of the Liberation attracts many tourists. It receives about 90,000 visitors every year. To ensure the objects contained in the Museum, an organization called the Association of Friends of the Museum of the Order of the Liberation was founded. For there is no secret to the younger generations, the museum offers many educational activities for young people and communicate the values ​​of the Resistance. The Museum is open on all days of the week apart Sunday. Access to the Museum is free for all visitors regulator of a Paris Pass.

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