On April 1st, the Museum of Memories from Communism opened in Brașov. The museum is located in the former Hotel Capitol in Brașov and features over 100 objects and personal testimonies, fragments of the daily life of Romanians during the communist period, the organizers announce.
The museum’s permanent collection presents photographs, objects, and memories that capture the personal side and complement historical data about Romania under the communist regime.
Far from being a nostalgic manifesto, the museum offers the public a unique perspective on life during the communist dictatorship, from 1948 until the 1989 Revolution. In addition to historical data, visitors will discover a radiography of society, with events and facts written by ordinary people who felt those years intensely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Museum of Memories from Communism located?
The museum is located in the former Hotel Capitol in Brașov, Romania.
What can visitors expect to see at the museum?
The collection includes over 100 objects, photographs, and personal testimonies that illustrate daily life during the communist era.
What historical period does the museum cover?
The museum provides a perspective on life in Romania from the start of the communist dictatorship in 1948 until the Revolution in 1989.