Paris Besættelseshistorie Anden Verdenskrig 2 timers vandretur
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Gå ind i gaderne i Paris og forstå, hvad det virkelig betød at bo her under besættelsen. Denne anden verdenskrig vandretur giver dig et klart mentalt kort over det besatte Paris, der følger en sammenhængende rute gennem centrum, så du aldrig føler dig tabt - historisk eller geografisk. Når du går, vil du ikke bare høre historier. Du vil stå præcis hvor begivenhederne udfolder sig og lære, hvordan disse steder fungerede mellem 1940 og 1944. Ved hvert stop vil du opdage, hvordan pariserne levede hver dag, hvordan tysk magt var organiseret i byen, og hvordan politisk kontrol formede hverdagen. Fokus er på præcise steder og konkrete fakta, der hjælper dig med at forstå, hvorfor disse steder betød - og stadig betyder noget. For at hjælpe dig med at visualisere fortiden, bruger turen sjældne arkivfotografier, mange ukendte selv for historieentusiaster. Du vil direkte sammenligne billeder fra krigstid med dagens gader, hvilket giver dig en meget klarere og mere varig forståelse af, hvordan Paris så ud under besættelsen.
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Tyskernes ankomst i forbindelse med udbruddet af Anden Verdenskrig og de første dage af besættelsen i Paris
Under besættelsen fungerede Le Meurice som det tyske strategiske militærkvarter for Paris. Rue de Rivoli var en af de foretrukne steder for parader. På dette stop diskuterer vi år 1940 og hvordan tyskerne systematisk plyndrede Frankrig.
På Ritz samledes hele det høje pariseriske samfund. Her opdager vi, hvordan Marshal Göring plyndrede antikke møbler og tog alt hotellets varmt vand. I mellemtiden, Frank Meier, den hemmelige jødiske bartender, ubevidst tjente som en død dråbe. Vi diskuterer også pro-nazistiske plot, der involverer Gabrielle Chanel og medlemmer af den britiske kongefamilie.
Place de l'Opéra var den juvel, som Hitler var glad for at besøge først under sin eneste tur til Paris. Mens operaer udelukkende blev opført på tysk, organiserede National Front of Musicians sig for at deltage i modstanden.
I Berlitz-paladset åbnede i september 1941 den berygtede udstilling "Jøden og Frankrig". Målet? At forberede og manipulere den offentlige mening til at acceptere deportering af titusinder ved hjælp af nazistisk "videnskab". Den diskuterer også de forfærdelige love mod dette samfund.
Louvois Square er et smukt og fredeligt sted for refleksion i hjertet af 2. arrondissement, der hylder de mange jøder, der blev deporteret under Vel' d'Hiv Roundup og minder om den franske regerings rolle, som bevidst valgte at inkludere børn. Takket være et par kvinder i modstanden blev hundredvis gemt og reddet. Kvindernes rolle i modstanden bidrog betydeligt til at give dem stemmeret i 1944.
I den gamle rådhus i 2. arrondissement, fortæller de historien om en almindelig modstand: Jacques Bidault, borgmesteren, er arresteret for at give ransonering billetter til unge mennesker, der gemmer sig for at undgå STO, den sidste forfærdelige idé af 3. Reich til at forsøge at stoppe fremskridtet af de allierede i Italien og russerne på den østlige front.
Vi er tilbage på Rue de Rivoli, hvor befrielsen endelig har fundet sted. Da de ser deres besættere overvældet af Normandie-landingen, går pariserne i strejke. Politiet tager tilbage politistationen, så rådhuset. Hele byen er et slagmarken med barrikader, og en nådesløs kamp følger for at nå den tyske højkommando, som er forankret på Rue de Rivoli.
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Margaux is an amazing host, and so knowledgeable about WW2 in the invasion of Paris by the Nazis. It was truly a walk back in history as our tour led us on a walk through 1939 Paris and able to see the actual buildings were created, as well as original photos of the events. Highly recommend this tour.
Fabulous walking tour with Margaux , who was very knowledgeable on the topic, and added her own family’s experience of Paris and France under the occupation. This is a particular interest of mine and I really enjoyed being taken to the actual places and learning more on this topic.
Margaux's tour was fantastic. Learnt so much about the nNazi occupation of Paris and found out so much of what I thought I knew was actually incorrect. There is still so much research going on. So its great to learn more. Margaret really knows her stuff and is lovely to chat to. Forget all the usual Paris history stuff, do the 1533 walking tour
This tour with Margaux was excellent. She is very passionate and knowledgeable about her subject. The tour was very interesting and the old photographs Margaux showed us at each stop really helped to illustrate the historical significance of each site. We would thoroughly recommend it!
Margo was great and seemed to have mastery of the historical times. Very pleasant young woman. We learned much and loved her enthusiasm.
We booked this WW2 walking tour for a Wednesday morning and there were about 8 people in total on our tour. Tour was an independent guide (1533 walks - historic Paris tours) via Viator. Margaux, our tour guide, was friendly and well organised. She messaged us the day prior with all the relevant information and we found the meeting point easily. Please note, the start and end point are different, but well documented in the message. The tour commenced at 1030am and finished just before 1pm. Margaux led us around various places connected with WW2. She gave a well balanced account of the occupation, the collaboration and the resistance. She also had a tablet with her to show us photos and maps etc from the time which was really useful to aid our understanding. Margaux was happy to answer any additional questions we had and looked after us all well. We would thoroughly recommend Margaux and this tour to anyone interested to learn more about this era in Paris.
We booked this WW2 walking tour for a Wednesday morning and there were about 8 people in total on our tour. Tour was an independent guide (1533 walks - historic Paris tours) via Viator. Margaux, our tour guide, was friendly and well organised. She messaged us the day prior with all the relevant information and we found the meeting point easily. Please note, the start and end point are different, but well documented in the message. The tour commenced at 1030am and finished just before 1pm. Margaux led us around various places connected with WW2. She gave a well balanced account of the occupation, the collaboration and the resistance. She also had a tablet with her to show us photos and maps etc from the time which was really useful to aid our understanding. Margaux was happy to answer any additional questions we had and looked after us all well. We would thoroughly recommend Margaux and this tour to anyone interested to learn more about this era in Paris.
What a detailed and excellent tour! Margaux id passionate and knowledgeable about this subject. It was very interesting and immersive to walk around the city and learn about how Paris was affected by the Nazi occupation. As an American History teacher, it was fascinating to learn about the French perspective of the war. If you are wondering about the how the plaques and memorial signs around the city are connected or if you're looking for an informative walking tour please check this out!
Margot was an excellent guide! She was funny, engaged the whole group, very knowledgeable, and obviously loved history! Highly recommend!
Margaux was a fantastic tour guide – – she was friendly, funny, and her passion for this subject really showed through!
