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1945: When the Orsay train station was the largest reception centre for returnees in France

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About 200,000 prisoners, deportees, workers of the STO, 'despite us' have passed through the Orsay station from April to August 1945. The museum remembers this thanks to a historical presentation on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Liberation. Back to this unknown episode with the curator Marie Robert.
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1945: When the Orsay train station was the largest reception centre for returnees in France

About 200,000 prisoners, deportees, workers of the STO, 'despite us' have passed through the Orsay station from April to August 1945. The museum remembers this thanks to a historical presentation on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Liberation. Back to this unknown episode with the curator Marie Robert.

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