Les Invalides, a historic site in Paris, serves as both a museum and a home for wounded soldiers and war victims. Founded by Louis XIV, it has evolved into a facility providing long-term care for Holocaust survivors and veterans. The institution is currently undergoing renovations to enhance its services, which include specialized medical care for severe disabilities. Residents, like Holocaust survivor Ginette Kolinka and injured soldier Mikaele Iva, find a sense of community and support within its walls, reflecting the nation's commitment to caring for its soldiers.