ISÈRE RESISTANCE AND DEPORTATION MUSEUM
A museum dedicated to understanding the history of the years 1939-1945, based on local facts and experiences.
In 2024, as we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of France, a visit to this departmental museum (free admission) is more essential than ever. 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 that young visitors from the age of 8 can make their own, with specially adapted itineraries and dramatized tours.
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Opening time and information on ISÈRE RESISTANCE AND DEPORTATION MUSEUM
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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Musée a voir et revoir avec beaucoup d'émotion.
Très bien aussi pour les enfants.
Le parcours de visite se compose d'un espace décrivant la seconde guerre mondiale vue de l’Isère et où vous aurez beaucoup d’objets sur le thème du rationnement, un avec les différentes résistances qui étaient entreprises (pillages, impression et distribution de tracts, …), un espace sur les déportations (partie la plus sensible et émouvante) et pour terminer un espace sur la libération.
Nous avons beaucoup aimé le film projeté au rez-de-chaussée racontant toutes les étapes clés de la guerre, permettant ainsi de visualiser et de mieux comprendre ces instants. De très nombreux documents et affiches ainsi que la scénographie transforment la visite en un voyage dans le temps pendant environ 2 heures.
Pour terminer, vous pourrez retrouver de nombreux livres très intéressants sur la résistance et la seconde guerre mondiale en général, que ce soit pour les adultes, les enfants et les adolescents.