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Free screening of “Equipes Nationales” July 18, 2020 at the museum
This touching documentary traces the journey of young rescuers during the German occupation in the city of Le Havre. Using testimonies and archives, the team reconstructed the little-known story of these young Normans who worked with courage and altruism. Henriette Leprovost, who was part of this courageous youth and who testifies in the film, will be present to exchange with the spectators after the screening.
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Drive In to the museum. An outdoor movie to celebrate freedom together, June 6, 2020 [Canceled]
[CANCELED EVENT SEE BELOW PLEASE]
In this strange year 2020, the ceremonies of June 6 almost failed to take place. So yes, they will be different, and they will be fewer, but for a large number of us, it was impossible not to pay tribute to all those men and women who fought for this Freedom, especially in this year 2020 , we measure the immense value. On June 6, join us on the A10 Airfield for an outdoor cinema session (Drive In) in a 1950s atmosphere
Operation “Bells of Freedom” commemorate the Dday otherwise
This year, it is with sadness that many of us saw this day coming without the possibility of paying homage and honoring our liberators. One of these people, Nicholas Bellée, one of the founders of the museum, had the idea for this initiative.
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Free screening of “Equipes Nationales” July 18, 2020 at the museum
This touching documentary traces the journey of young rescuers during the German occupation in the city of Le Havre. Using testimonies and archives, the team reconstructed the little-known story of these young Normans who worked with courage and altruism. Henriette Leprovost, who was part of this courageous youth and who testifies in the film, will be present to exchange with the spectators after the screening.
Drive In to the museum. An outdoor movie to celebrate freedom together, June 6, 2020 [Canceled]
[CANCELED EVENT SEE BELOW PLEASE]
In this strange year 2020, the ceremonies of June 6 almost failed to take place. So yes, they will be different, and they will be fewer, but for a large number of us, it was impossible not to pay tribute to all those men and women who fought for this Freedom, especially in this year 2020 , we measure the immense value. On June 6, join us on the A10 Airfield for an outdoor cinema session (Drive In) in a 1950s atmosphere
Operation “Bells of Freedom” commemorate the Dday otherwise
This year, it is with sadness that many of us saw this day coming without the possibility of paying homage and honoring our liberators. One of these people, Nicholas Bellée, one of the founders of the museum, had the idea for this initiative.
“Women in war” Thematic exhibition
In 1939, when men were mobilized, women were on all fronts. They are found in domestic tasks as usual but also in the production of weapons, mechanics, fields, in hospitals, in the resistance and in battles. This exhibition pays tribute to them and highlights their sometimes overlooked actions.
75th anniversary of the Landing at the museum, retrospective 2019
In June 2019, the 75th anniversary of the Normandy landings took place. An important event for the Normandy Victory Museum and for the region. Many visitors were there, tourists, locals, institutions as well as many personalities. Several events have been set up and some unforeseen events have delighted the public as much as our teams.
Discover the museum
Located in the heart of the Cotentin marshes which have seen so many liberating paratroopers fall, the Normandy Victory Museum evokes with realism and respect, the painful and glorious hours of the after Dday in Normandy.
To understand the story, pay tribute to the military and civilians and never forget.
Visit the museum
We have many offers for all of you. Family, group but also school and business.
Whether it is cultural, educational, entertaining, commemorative, each visit will have its own objective and each visitor will leave conquered and richer from this encounter with the past.