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Photogramme du film "Paris brûle-t-il ?"

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Paris brûle-t-il ? Quand le cinéma réinvente la Libération

The film "Is Paris burning" was released in 1966. In just a few months, René Clément managed tot turn a historical best-seller writtent by two journalists into an epic French-American blockbuster featuring a whole host of international stars.

creating an ambitious retelling of the LIberation of Paris just 20 yeaurs after the event was no easy task, as many of the main characters wre still alive and remainded influential. Clément used remarquable ingenuity to get them to agree to the political narrative implied in the film.

The exhibition features clips from the film and documentaries about its filming that also allow us to appreciate the director's use of archives images and real-life testimonies. This panoramic azccount brought the LIberation of Paris to cinema screens across many countries of the world.

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Visite virtuelle « Les Parisiens dans l’exode »

3 septembre 1939. La France et la Grande Bretagne déclarent la guerre à l’Allemagne. 9 mois plus tard l’invasion allemande commence, jetant massivement les Populations sur la route de l’exode. La visite virtuelle « Les Parisiens dans l’exode » revient sur ce moment tragique.
Photo Françoise Demulder, Le massacre du quartier de La Quarantaine. Beyrouth, Liban, 1976

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WOMEN WAR PHOTOGRAPHERS

Lee Miller, Gerda Taro, Catherine Leroy, Christine Spengler,
Françoise Demulder, Susan Meiselas, Carolyn Cole, Anja Niedringhaus
Daniel Cordier à Paris en 1945

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Daniel Cordier (1920-2020), the spy who loved art

From March 19th to July 13th 2025, the Liberation of Paris Museum - General Leclerc Museum - Jean Moulin Museum dedicates its new exhibition to Daniel Cordier, an unclassifiable, multi-faceted personality. From the young patriotic far-right activist who became one of the faces of republican values, to the impulsive fighter who later became the diligent biographer of Jean Moulin's commitment, to the art dealer and gallery owner who became a “great witness” to the war, Daniel Cordier went through a hundred years of history with a profound desire for freedom. Five years after his death, and with the publication of a new volume of his posthumous memoirs at the beginning of 2025, this exhibition breathes new life and substance into his singular journey through a century of passions and commitments.

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