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    EXHIBITIONS

    BARRACK 1 (MAIN EXHIBITION)

    60 UAH
    according to the schedule of the museum
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    The Soviet Monumental Art Collection

    The Soviet monumental art collection is a separate exhibition featuring monuments, stained-glass artwork, mosaics whose historical, symbolic, and/or artistic dimension is a subject of discussion about the Soviet experience of Ukraine. The collection integrates examples of visual art as a form of Soviet memorialization and propaganda in public space.

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    Room 7: The White Room

    On the table are copies of hundreds of photos from family archives. Sometimes it is difficult to understand where and when they were made. For example, in one of the photos, smiling women celebrate the New Year or Christmas. It was deported in the postwar period. Even in difficult conditions, people tried to normalize their lives and in the photos, which were often sent to relatives, pretended that everything was fine.

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    Room 6: Labyrinth

    In 1944 the Red Army pushed German troops out of Western Ukraine. Still, it didn’t mean that peaceful life started.

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    Room 5: Uncertain choices

    Not everyone who lived in occupied Ukraine was a victim of Nazi mass violence. However, each of them had to choose how to behave. These behavioral patterns were very different: someone helped the Nazis persecute their neighbors, someone on the contrary – saved.

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    Room 4: UNCOUNTABILITY

    Room №4 is a recreated camp barrack, which became one of the symbols of the Nazi era. Throughout occupied Europe, including Ukraine, the Nazis created hundreds of places of forced detention and mass murder.

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    ROOM 3: 1939–1941

    Western Ukraine officially became a part of the Soviet Union in November 1939. During 1940-1941 over 190 thousand people from this region were deported to Siberia and Middle Asia. The entire families were sent into exile and their property confiscated.

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    Room 2: WAR | LINE

    The second room tells the story of the beginning of World War II in the voices of eyewitnesses. It presents 10 stories of people from different parts of Western Ukraine, as well as Poland.

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    Room 1: |NOT| FEELING THE THREAT

    The first room depicts a typical apartment of a Lviv resident of the 1920s and 1930s.

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    Cattle wagon

    More than 200,000 residents of Western Ukraine fell victim to post-war Soviet mass deportations.

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    BARRACK 2 (TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS)

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    PROTECTING MEMORY. PROTECTING AND MEMORIALISING HOLOCAUST MASS GRAVES IN UKRAINE

    During the German occupation from 1941 to 1944, over one million Jewish children, women and men were murdered in mass shooting operations and hastily buried throughout the territory of present-day Ukraine.

    from 27.01.2022
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    Kateryna Lysovenko “Garden”

    Starting from 2017, memorial tablets, monuments, stained-glass panels, mosaics and even a fountain appear at the Museum’s PARKing lot.

    from 15.07.2021
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    Exhibition “There was tall grass…”

    Photos and stories of 28 people who were in concentration camps, ghettos, forced labor in Hitler’s Germany or in Wehrmacht-occupied territory; people who suffered from the Roma genocide.

    from 15.12.2020
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