The Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation is located within the Citadel of Besançon, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The museum is dedicated to the period of war, occupation, and resistance during World War II, specifically examining the experiences of the Franche Comté region. It houses a significant collection of original artifacts, documents, and photographs illustrating the hardships endured by the local population and the bravery of those involved in the French Resistance. The museum explores the rise of Nazism, the occupation of France, the activities of the Resistance, and the tragic consequences of deportation. It also acknowledges the contributions of the Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.).
This is an amazing place and a must see for all the visitors. It is adorned with beautiful interiors and historic walls. The stories of the past of this building are incredible and the view is just awesome.
We were told about this exhibit by our friends and we got to know about these upcoming artists who have put up an excellent exhibition displaying their amazing art and stunning pieces of paintings. Their work is mainly inspired by street art with the fusion of modern art which might be a little hard for some people to understand but is truly interesting and unique. I say that it is a must visit to support these upcoming artists who have their heart and soul into it.
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