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The Soviet Occupation Museum

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Tbilisi, Shota Rustavelis gamziri, 3
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Tbilisi, Shota Rustavelis gamziri, 3
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Liberty SquareRustaveliAvlabari
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Liberty SquareNato Vachnadze and Giorgi Shengelaia StreetNikoloz Baratashvili StreetSulkhan-Saba StreetAlexander Garden
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Артем Н.
Level 4 Local Expert
July 3, 2024
History view that should be respected.
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Михаил Чистосердов
Level 13 Local Expert
May 19, 2025
The Museum of Occupation is a part of the National Museum of Georgia, located on its top floor. There was a lot of information on a lot of plates, explications and posters of different sizes - it was hard to navigate. It seems better to go with a guide who can explain everything and keep up the pace. In general, it is interesting, but, from the point of view of the museum space, it is not very new. A similar exhibit, for example, was made at the Gulag Museum in Moscow. I did not like the second tier of this exhibition: it is located under the ceiling, consists only of texts with a very small translation into English. It was almost impossible to read it in the semi-darkness, for which I take a point.
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Александра Иванова
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August 26, 2025
This museum is in fact one of the exhibitions (permanent) of the National Museum. Modern exposition, rich. Russian Russian would be a great arrogance, but strictly speaking, Georgians already know their history, and for a foreigner, the Soviet occupation and the jewelry art of the Bronze Age are both moderately interesting, but for Russians it was it would be useful to get a different perspective on the problem). It can be seen that behind each exhibit//There is an interesting story behind the installation, but it is not clear...
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