Huis van het Belgisch-Franse Verzet
- House of the Belgian-French Resistance
- Maison de la Résistance Franco-Belge
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History
Het Huis van het Belgisch-Franse Verzet - The House of the Belgian french Resistance became open to the public in 2013, based on the Collection Vandevelde and the archival achievements of curator Jo Peeters and Sofie Van Krunkelveldt. In 2016, the War Heritage Detection Program was launched by the museum, a project in continuous research towards collecting and archiving artefacts and documents related to the resistance and Holocaust during the Second World War in Belgium and the Belgian-French border.
Records Management and Collecting Policies
The first line of the private collection and archives are based upon the personal work of Calixte Vandevelde between 1939 and 1968. The second line of the private collection and archives are based upon the work of curator Jo Peeters and Sofie Vankrunkelveldt. This second line is aquired by purchase, transfer and gifts. Also archeological projects in the field are part of the aquisition.
Building(s)
The museum building was constructed in 2012, funded by Jo Peeters and Sofie van Krunkelveldt. Constructed in a modern pattern, it holds the exposition room and the restauration workshop on the main floor. The archive is inplemented on the second floor.
Conditions of Access
Due to the private nature of the archives, we are available from Tuesday to Saturday - but making an appointment by mail is advisable : info@hbfv.be Mails are handled every day.
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Museum Huis van het Belgisch-Franse Verzet