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The Mémorial is on the right bank and not far from the Isle de St Louis; you can cross the Seine from the isle. Evidiently the Memorial is closed on Fridays. Count on a minimum of one hour in order to take your time.
Upon entering the facility there are approx 76,000 names etched into the walls.These were French Jews, deported by the nazis with the assistance of the Vichy government. They have a nice multi media room, but most important, a reading room with an extensive library to...More
Understand this part of French history and how it is intertwined with Paris. A thoughtful memorial to visit.
This recent museum - it opened its door in 2005 - is situated in the heart of the Marais district and certainly worth a visit. It brings in great detail the tragedy of the Jewish community in Paris, France and the whole of Europe. The...More
Important place to visit. The exhibition was the reason to go but the permanent exhibition was very interesting.
It is a holocaust museum in Paris with some, exhibition area, a multimedia center, and a reading room. Audio tour is available.
There are 2 aspects of this site ~ the tributes and the history/documentation. The wall of names outside and the photos of children inside are beautifully done and very moving. The history of French Jewry was very well organized, informative and interesting. All the text...More
I've read a lot over the years about the Holocaust, and France during that time, but I learned so much at this extremely detailed, in-depth, comprehensive Memorial. Very somber, very reverent.
Amazed that this incredibly thorough, detailed and moving exhibition is free!! Excellent audio tour for only €5 with all exhibits written up in French, English and even some in Hebrew too. Definitely worth a visit... lest we forget
The museum has a very detailed history of the Holocaust, including France's role in deporting French Jews (though I think they could go further in taking responsiblity for their collaboration with the Nazis). The signs are all in French and English and there are audio...More
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