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Experience Freedom!   
The National Liberation Museum 1944-1945 is set in one of the most beautiful locations in the Netherlands in a landscape of hills and woods. This museum, on the German border South-East of Nijmegen and Arnhem, is a place where history comes to life.
Visit the National Liberation Museum 1944-1945The smells of the 1940's, displays and dioramas, original film footage, lectures and music enable you to experience the liberation of the Netherlands and Europe at first hand. The museum shows the real meaning of freedom, democracy and human rights to young and old alike.
In 2011 we have an interesting and new educational offer for elementary as well as secondary schools enabling the pupils to explore the museum on their own or with a guide. Moreover we have a fun combination for elementary schools with Tivoli Amusement Park in nearby Berg en Dal.
For a day out you can book one of our day packages. Besides visiting the museum you can choose from a variety of activities. Please check the various packages. For more information please complete the contact form or send an email to info@bevrijdingsmuseum.nl.
Yes, I would like to become a donor!And help the museum with € 20,- or more to further achieve her goals. One of these goals is to portray the events about the liberation history of Nijmegen, the Netherlands and Europe. The museum also pays attention to the current themes of democracy, human rights and freedom. For your donation you will receive an entry ticket for free admission to our regular and temporary exhibitions. Additionally you will receive the (Dutch) museum magazine 'Vrije Tijding' twice a year. Click here to become a donor!
Banknumber: 117428876, IBAN: NL14RABO0117428876, BIC/SWIFT: RABONL 2U.
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NEWS
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Günter Gall
Performance Günter Gall January 27: the Bob Dylan of the Niederrhein.
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Lecture and guided tour Diet Kloos&Paul Celan.
Lecture and guided tour by prof.dr. Paul Sars on January 22 through the exhibition Diet Kloos&Paul Celan.
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Special donation: Virgin Mary in bullet casing.
The museum has recently been given a very special gift: a statuette of the Virgin Mary carved in a semi-open bullet casing.
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MuseumYouthUniversity
Prof.dr. P. Sars: Do poems help to survive?
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Diet Kloos and Paul Celan
My voice survived.
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