From one house to another.
From that of Pierre Loti at the start of his five-year term to that of Aunt Léonie on Wednesday, Emmanuel Macron continues to weave the thread of the defense of heritage and, through it, to maintain the French imagination.
"The president is at the heart of what unites the country,"
explains people around him.
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On the occasion of Heritage Days, which take place this weekend, and European Heritage Days, the President of the Republic went to Illiers-Combray (Eure-et-Loir) to visit Marcel's house Proust, transformed into a museum.
The site is one of the eighteen selected to benefit from the funds of the Heritage Mission.
An operation led by journalist Stéphane Bern and aimed at restoring emblematic sites of French heritage.
"French heritage is both our roots, where we come from, these roots which oblige us and which we must maintain",
explained Emmanuel Macron on his arrival at Aunt Léonie's house where Marcel Proust
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