MUSEUM OF THE WAR OF 1870 AND THE ANNEXATION OF FRANCE
Discover the Franco-Prussian war ( century), the Annexation of Alsace-Moselle until 1918. French-German collections
Come and discover a little-known period in history, thanks to an aesthetic and educational museography and numerous French and German military collections. Labelled a "Musée de France", this history museum is the only one in Europe today devoted entirely to the 1870 war and the Annexation of "Alsace-Moselle" (1871-1918). Comprising 600 objects, the permanent exhibition features French and German military collections, as well as paintings, sculptures, press clippings, audiovisual documents, everyday objects and objects that belonged to historical figures. Fragments of the famous panorama of Rezonville painted by Édouard Detaille and Alphonse de Neuville in 1883 are also on display in a special room. The exhibition is both chronological and thematic. The conflict theme includes historical painting, as well as information on care for the wounded and prisoners of war. There are also displays dedicated to the international press, caricature and photography, as well as some very interesting testimonials from combatants, and a large number of archives and audiovisual documents. Opposite the museum, the Halle du Souvenir is the most important monument dedicated to the 1870 war. We highly recommend a visit!
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Open from mid-February to mid-December: Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 1 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm. Closed on Mondays and May 1st. Free of charge until 16 years old, and every 1st Sunday of the month for all, except events. Adult : 7 €. Reduced : 5 €. Store. Bookshop. Animations.
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Au final nos deux enfants de 10 et 12 ans ont beaucoup aimé le musée, notre enfant de 12 ans l'a même "adoré" , il s' est beaucoup intéressé a la période 1880 grâce aux séquences !
Beaucoup d'intérêt dans les séquences audiovisuelles documentaires
A noter quelques points
-des pastilles indiquant la durée en minutes de chaque vidéo seraient les bienvenues
-la vidéo sur le traité Francfort ne fonctionne pas, et la vidéo annoncée sur l’école porte en fait sur la religion
-librairie: dommage de ne pas vendre de dvd documentaire et davantage de livres sur les efforts d’acculturation
-On a énormément regretté l'arrêt des tablettes tactiles qui auraient beaucoup plu à toute la famille
-sur les deux casques à réalité virtuelle, l'un avait mystérieusement disparu le jour où nous sommes venus , et l'autre n'était pas chargé à notre arrivée,pas très pratique
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Je pense qu’une vidéo de sur les champs aurait été top mais rien n’est parfait ????
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Briquet souvenir est sympa et les tableaux sont superbes ????