Article published on the France 3 Région and France Info websites – 08/05/2025. May 8, 1945 marked the end of the Second World War, but

Article published on the Ouest-France website – 05/05/2025. The German prison camp at Foucarville (Manche) was the largest of its kind built in Europe. Between

Article published in Le Moniteur – 18/04/2025. Totally unknown, Foucarville was the largest German prison camp in Europe – 100,000 men on 80 hectares –

Article published in La Presse de la Manche – 30/01/2025 UNLOADING. The project was presented a few days ago to the municipal council of Sainte-Mère-Église.

Article published in Tendance Ouest – 24/01/2025. In 2028, Ravenoville will be home to Europe’s first museum dedicated to prisoners of war. Construction is scheduled

Article published in Ouest France on 24/01/25
The museum project had been on the drawing board since the revelation to the general public, in 2014, of the existence of a German prison camp run by the American army from 1944 to 1947 in Foucarville (Manche).

Article published in La Presse de la Manche – 30/11/2024 340 professionals, including 250 over two days, took part in the 6th edition of the

Article published in La Presse de la Manche on 20/06/24. FOUCARVILLE. Ceremony attended by Fondation Adenauer students TWELVE Franco-German students from the Fondation Adenauer, chaired

Article published in La Presse de la Manche – 08/06/2024 “So that the horrors of war no longer strike our countries”. At the end of