Back in World War II with the invasion of France, several French Citizens trained in Britain and air-dropped back into occupied territory. Jean Moulin is one of them. The Free Museum Jean Moulin is dedicated to him and his efforts to free his countrymen.
The museum is on top of the Gare Montparnasse Train station which makes it very accessible. Being connect to a train makes it easily accessible. The Museum goes through the life of this resistance fighter. It gives a great view of life in Paris during Wartime. Lest we forget.
The Free Museum Jean Moulin starts with life before the invasion by Germany and WW II. It then moves to Germany occupying France and shaming Parisians for the Versailles Treaty. Tactics and equipment along with training is on to display how the French Resistance fought back. Finally, it describes Jean Moulin ultimate demise.
The Museum is connected to the French Resistance Museum connected by a theater which gives perspective of the normal Frenchman in World War II. If you want an idea of how the War really was for those who lived under the thumb of Nazis this is for you. It helps visitors understand what occupation of your country would be like. If you are a history buff, or a military enthusiast, you really need to go to The Free Museum Jean Moulin. It will show what underground war is like as well as fighting for your country when Democracy is gone.
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