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Musée-Mémorial de la Déportation in Luxembourg
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Musée-Mémorial de la Déportation

Memorial museum in the former Hollerich railway station on occupation, forced conscription and the forced resettlement of families during the Second World War.

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Om museet

During the German occupation, Hollerich railway station in Luxembourg was a gathering and departure point for many young men conscripted into the Wehrmacht, and for people resettled for political reasons to eastern Germany. In 1979 the government made the disused building available to the association of forced conscripts, which set up its headquarters there.

From 1992 onward, a working group made up of representatives of the forced conscripts and of political deportees developed the exhibition together with historians, archivists and architects. In December 1995 the memorial was presented to the press, and it has been open to the public since 1996. The exhibition is divided into three parts: occupation and resistance (including a section on the persecution of Jews), the forced conscription of young people, and the resettlement of entire families from September 1942.

The deportation of Jews from Luxembourg did not begin in Hollerich but at other places in the city; it is nevertheless covered in the exhibition. Today the museum focuses above all on the fate of the forcibly conscripted young men and of some 1,300 resettled families.

Højdepunkter

  • Exhibition in the former Hollerich railway station, the departure point of the transports
  • Fate of the forcibly conscripted and their families
  • Resettlement of around 1,300 families
  • Section on the persecution and deportation of Jews from Luxembourg

Permanent udstilling

  • Dauerausstellung zu Besatzung, Zwangsrekrutierung und Umsiedlung – Exhibition from the 1990s in the former Hollerich railway station on occupation and resistance, the forced conscription of young people and the resettlement of families, with a section on the deportation of Jews from Luxembourg.
Grundlagt
1996
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Fondation du Mémorial de la Déportation

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