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Morvan Terre de Résistances

Presentation

  • Presentation

    Presentation The association “Morvan Terre de Résistances – ARORM” manages the Resistance Museum, the Memorial Paths, and the Dun-les-Places memorial. It was founded in 1981 by historians at the University of Burgundy and former Resistance fighters from the Morvan with a view to setting up a Resistance museum. The success of its work saw the scope of its activities widen. ARORM (Association for Research into the Occupation and Resistance in the Morvan) became ‘Morvan Terre de Résistances – ARORM’ in December 2014, bringing together different groups working in the area of the Second World War, notably the Dun-les-Places Memorial Association.

Its role

  • Its role

    The association seeks to promote heritage, science, culture and tourism. Its roles include:

    • to promote historical research into the Occupation and Resistance in the Morvan and to make the results of this research available to the widest possible audience
    • to ensure the preservation and development of all heritage sites and artefacts related to the period of the Occupation and Resistance in the Morvan
    • to carry out educational and citizenship work by promoting transmission of the values of the Resistance
    • to manage the Morvan Resistance Museum
    • to manage the Dun-les-Places Memorial
    • to promote the “Resistance in the Morvan - Memorial Routes” sites
    • to organise events beneficial to tourism, history and remembrance related to the Occupation and Resistance in Morvan

The team

  • The team

    The team is made up of both employees and volunteers.

    Aurore Callewaert is responsible for all the Resistance sites: the museum, the memorial, and the Memorial Paths. 

    Every year, the museum take a civic service for promoting and educational events. 

    Marion BLANC and Josiane MORAINVILLE are in charge of the reception at the Resistance Museum, and the reception at the Dun-les-places Memorial is ensured by Hermann FRITCH.

    Jean-Charles GIBAUD, history and geography teacher, is responsible for the Resistance Museum’s educational service. 

    Jean Vigreux, history lecturer at the University of Burgundy, is the chairman of the association.

    Jerome MALOIS is the president of the association, Morvan Terre de Resistance - ARORM, Lionel PIERDON is the trasurer and the secretary is Sylvie LEUTREAU.

    The association has a governing body composed of 16 people representing the direct members, legal entities and partners involved over the long-term in the group’s organisation and funding.

Publications

  • Publications

    The association produces and contributes to published works. There is also a shop at the museum reception. All our products can be ordered remotely.

  • Publications

    The association produces and contributes to published works. There is also a shop at the museum reception. All our products can be ordered remotely.

Become a member

  • Become a member

    In order to support the association and its work, you can become a member of ‘Morvan Terre de Résistances - ARORM’. 

    Annual membership enables free admission to the Resistance Museum and a reduced rate for members’ guests. 

    Download and return the membership form.

Appeal for donations

  • Appeal for donations

    The museum’s collections are solely composed of donations from individuals. Every year, people donate items or documents related to the Second World War period to the museum. 

    You can also support the association with a financial donation.

    Do not hesitate to contact us.

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