MUSEUM OF THE SURRENDER OF 7 MAY 1945
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Museum featuring a permanent exhibition tracing the end of through 15 display cases.
Created in 2005 to mark the 60th anniversary of the Victory in World War Two, the museum is housed in the former headquarters of Eisenhower, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in Europe. This high place of memory was the scene of an event that marked history forever, on Monday, May 7, 1945 at 2:41 a.m.: the signing of the surrender of the armies of the Third Reich, thus putting an end to the Second World War. The permanent exhibition retraces the course of the end of the war through some fifteen window displays, period mannequins, models and newspapers from May 1945.
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Visited in may 2024
We have visited museum on the May, 5th , 2024 cause this part of history is very interesting for us. We are a family with a 12 year old Russian speaking child. Upon arrival we were told that it is possible to watch a documental movie in Russian after the English version is over, then the personal apologised and said that the next movie will be in French. We were patient and agreed to wait, but the next session was in English again. The staff just ignored us. We were disappointed: we couldn’t give our child an opportunity to know more about the WW2. I can’t but mention that it was promised by the staff, not that we insisted.
Visited in april 2024
Grosse déception, 3 ème musée de Reims fermé aujourd'hui. Pas d'information sur Google.
Visited in april 2024
Très bien
Visited in april 2024
Amazing! To see the table were they signed the surrender was special. The entrance that day was for free and the staff was very friendly.
Visited in april 2024
Most of the explanations were only written in French.
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