Musée De La Résistance En Argoat Pôle De L'etang Neuf

The museum itself is not bad but it is shameful that the museum sells products that would make the brave Breton resistance fighters turn in their graves. But what a surprise to see in the books offered by the store a revisionist book written by a Breton independence author (a movement of which everyone who knows the history of the Resistance in Brittany knows the collaborationist past and the current fierce revisionism of this movement). This is the book by Kristian Hamon on Bezen Perrot, which deliberately obscures and insidiously minimizes the involvement of Breton nationalists in the crimes committed during the occupation against Bretons and resistance fighters. With a preface by Jean Jacques Monnier, another nationalist revisionist author even though the National Association of Veterans of the Resistance had complained about the revisionist content of his writings. Ashamed.

Visited on: Weekend Wait time: No wait Reservation recommended: No

Visit: Weekend Waiting time: No waiting.

Very good as a museum It retraces the Breton resistance it is very well explained it takes about 1h30 to visit it is very very interesting for those who love the history of France by wearing a t-shirt because it is very hot in the museum Visited on: Weekday Wait time: No wait Reservation recommended: No

Fascinating museum and well worth a detour. Almost everything is in dual language (English as well as French).