ISÈRE RESISTANCE AND DEPORTATION MUSEUM
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A museum dedicated to understanding the history of the years 1939-1945, based on local facts and experiences.
Anchored in history, the Second World War, and in a territory, Isère, this museum - with free admission - highlights timeless values: the Resistance and Human Rights. Through an exceptional collection of objects, photographs, audiovisual documents and testimonies, enhanced by a modern museography, emotion and reflection are solicited. A place of remembrance, knowledge and exchange that youngsters from 8 years and up can make their own.
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Closed on January 1st, May 1st and December 25th. Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday from 9am to 6pm. Tuesday from 1:30 pm to 6 pm. Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 6pm. Free of charge. Guided tour (1st Sunday of the month at 2:30 pm). Store. Animations.
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The Musée de La Résistance et de La Déportation de L'Isère is a history and society museum in Grenoble, initiated by former members of the Resistance, deportees and teachers, to shedlight on the history of the Second World War. A collection of over 8,000 items bears witness to local realities and events . Throughoriginal drawings , numerous photographs, brochures and printed material, you 'll learnmore about what happened during this period. In addition to its rich and varied cultural program , the museum also offers a wide range of educational activities.Over forty temporary exhibitions, open-air screenings and guided tours are organized. Check out the calendar of events on the website to discover the full program.
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