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International Museum for The Victims of Communism

International Museum for The Victims of Communism

The first global institution examining the crimes of communism through objective, fact-based research.

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THE DEVIL DOES NOT HAVE A SHADOW …

THE DEVIL DOES NOT HAVE A SHADOW …

31/01/2019 Off
Paul Goble: Five Lessons for Today from the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact

Paul Goble: Five Lessons for Today from the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact

23/08/2018 Off
Toomas Hiio: Grim spectre of Karl Marx’s teaching

Toomas Hiio: Grim spectre of Karl Marx’s teaching

11/06/2018 Off
Participation of the European Commission’s leader in Marx’s birthday party is ignorance of victims of communism.

Participation of the European Commission’s leader in Marx’s birthday party is ignorance of victims of communism.

05/05/2018 Off
Marcus Kolga: A new fortress to defend Estonian & Baltic history against Kremlin disinformation

Marcus Kolga: A new fortress to defend Estonian & Baltic history against Kremlin disinformation

05/04/2018 Off
Renown opinion leaders to the Estonian government: We support the Museum of Communist Crimes in Patarei

Renown opinion leaders to the Estonian government: We support the Museum of Communist Crimes in Patarei

21/03/2018 Off
Research Centre and Museum of Crimes of Communism to be established in Tallinn, Estonia

Research Centre and Museum of Crimes of Communism to be established in Tallinn, Estonia

15/02/2018 Off
Research Centre and Museum of Crimes of Communism to be established in Tallinn, Estonia

Research Centre and Museum of Crimes of Communism to be established in Tallinn, Estonia

13/02/2018 Off

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Estonian Institute of Historical Memory
mnemosyne.ee

Suur-Ameerika 12, 10119 Tallinn, Estonia
+372 664 5039
info@mnemosyne.ee

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Estonian Institute of Historical Memory / Eesti Mälu Instituut 2018

About Us

The International Museum for The Victims of Communism in Tallinn is the first global institution to be developed and built with a focus on examining the international crimes of communism through objective, fact-based research.

Recent posts

  • THE DEVIL DOES NOT HAVE A SHADOW …
  • Paul Goble: Five Lessons for Today from the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
  • Toomas Hiio: Grim spectre of Karl Marx’s teaching
  • Participation of the European Commission’s leader in Marx’s birthday party is ignorance of victims of communism.
  • Marcus Kolga: A new fortress to defend Estonian & Baltic history against Kremlin disinformation