Children's groups

As the exhibition rooms cannot accommodate an entire class, the museum offers a workshop tour led by two mediators: while the^first group tours the museum, the second participates in a workshop.

Visit: Discover the history of World War II, the Resistance, and deportation through the museum's collections and immerse yourself in the daily life of the French people in the early 1940s.

Workshop: How can we grasp the impact of World War II on the scale of a lifetime? How can we cope with the upheavals of everyday life? How can we keep in mind that, for those living at the time, the future was not written? Delve into Jeanne Oudot's personal diary and discover, page after page, how small and large-scale history resonate.

As the exhibition rooms cannot accommodate an entire class, the museum offers a workshop tour led by two mediators: while the first group tours the museum, the second participates in a workshop.

Visit: Discover the history of World War II, the Resistance, and deportation through the museum's collections and immerse yourself in the daily life of the French people in the early 1940s.

Workshop: 1933-1945. Twelve years were enough to exterminate nearly 6 million Jewish women, men, and children. In occupied Europe, what means and tools did the Nazis and the collaborationist Vichy government use to implement their anti-Semitic policies? Using various archives, students discover life stories confronted with exclusion laws and the genocidal process. Faced with the violence of persecution, women and men risked their lives and committed themselves to helping and saving Jews from extermination.

As the exhibition rooms cannot accommodate an entire class, the museum offers a workshop tour led by two mediators: while the^first group tours the museum, the second participates in a workshop.

Visit: Discover the history of World War II, the Resistance, and deportation through the museum's collections and immerse yourself in the daily life of the French people in the early 1940s.

Workshop: What can you do in a country at war where daily life is difficult? Why and how do people get involved? What are the different forms of involvement? Using a selection of examples, delve into the complexity of war to discover the links between the Resistance and society.

As the exhibition rooms cannot accommodate an entire class, the museum offers a workshop tour led by two mediators: while the^first group tours the museum, the second participates in a workshop.

Visit: Discover the museum's treasure trove of collections, the art collection from deportation, and immerse yourself in the daily lives of these artists who drew at the risk of their lives.

Workshop: Why did some deportees draw in Nazi prisons and camps? How did they manage to find the necessary materials? This is an opportunity to reflect on these drawings, which are so essential to understanding history.

As the exhibition rooms cannot accommodate an entire class, the museum offers a workshop tour led by two mediators: while the^first group tours the museum, the second participates in a workshop.

Visit: Discover the history of World War II, the Resistance, and deportation through the museum's collections and immerse yourself in the daily life of the French people in the early 1940s.

Workshop: How to read a poster, how to decode an image? How to perceive the messages they convey? Through a decoding exercise, students examine how Vichy uses images and words to spread its ideology.