Renowned French historian, professor, soldier, and Resistance figure Marc Bloch was enshrined in the Panthéon in Paris on Tuesday, June 13th. Bloch, who was murdered by the Gestapo in 1944, is being recognized for his significant contributions to historical scholarship and his courageous role during World War II. The ceremony drew students, history enthusiasts, and members of the public to the Panthéon. Many expressed having previously been unfamiliar with Bloch’s life and work, highlighting the event as an opportunity for broader recognition. His interment signifies national acknowledgement of his intellectual and patriotic legacy. The event underscores France’s commitment to remembering those who fought against Nazi occupation.