To remember the past is to create a better future
The LRE Foundation is a growing international, inclusive network that connects people and organisations dedicated to preserving and valorising the tangible and intangible cultural heritage related to World War II, its memory and meaning. The organisation’s main objective is to make this history relevant and accessible, especially for the younger generations.
Under the watchful eye of six American veterans visiting Berlin after serving there in 1945, the LRE Foundation launched the international network of hiking trails along the Liberation Route Europe on 22 July at the Allied Museum.
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The LRE Foundation engages in several projects and activities, with a focus on remembrance and the youth.
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The LRE Foundation has a large network of members and partners throughout Europe and North America from remembrance institutions to travel trade operators and tour guides.
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The city of Saint-Raphaël joins the LRE Foundation Network
The LRE Foundation is glad to announce that the city of Saint-Raphaël, France, has joined its network of members. The signature of the membership agreement
First ‘Vector of Memory’ unveiled on the Liberation Route Europe in North-Brabant
The LRE Foundation is proud to announce that new hiking trails have been presented in the North-Brabant province, Netherlands, as part of its Liberation Route Europe project
LRE Foundation and the Airborne Region present 4 new routes to commemorate Operation Market Garden
On 1 September 2021, LRE Foundation’s Deputy Director, Jurriaan de Mol, and Project Manager, Joël Stoppels, presented from the historic location of the Airborne Museum
LibRE is the biannual digital magazine of the LRE Foundation. It contains interviews, guest contributions and articles about WWII heritage, remembrance and memory, as well as updates on the LRE Foundation and its partners.
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