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A brand new visual and audio experience to understand our common European history.
A 360° 17-minute movie. It is dynamic, impressive and moving!
Arthur Langerman, a collector of documents on anti-Semitism, was born in Antwerp in 1942. In March 1944, his family was deported to Auschwitz. After the war, he reunited with his mother.
Like many of his contemporaries, it is in 1961, at the time of Eichmann’s trial, that he took the full measure of the horror of the Holocaust. It was from that moment that he started putting together a collection of 7,000 documents, posters, newspapers or artifacts on the theme of anti-Semitism.
The exhibition “1886 - 1945, Heinous cartoons or the anti-Semitic corrosion in Europe” showcases part of this exceptional collection.
Over 120 documents and artifacts – French, German, Russian,
Ukrainian and Hungarian posters; postcards; newspaper headlines; children or adult books; newspapers, leaflets- are displayed in order to understand anti-Semitism, from Drumont to Shoah in Europe.
In Falaise, a new museum dedicated to both the life and survival of the civilians during WWII.
Don't miss! - The film "Normandy's 100 days". Archive images projected in HD on 9 screens.
Discover the daily life of the German soldiers in charge of the air reconnaissance inside the bunkers
