The exhibition “Yugoslavia From the Beginning to the End” is part of a project lasting several years, on which experts from the region of former Yugoslavia worked, consisting of several segments, one of which is “The End of Yugoslavia”. The exhibition was set up in the Museum of Yugoslavia.
Availability: http://www.mij.rs/izlozbe/66/jugoslavija-od-pocetka-do-kraja.html
Language: Serbian
In the exhibition, more than 350 items from museum collections were presented in the copies and original, and documentary videos showing all the absurdity of the aggressor destruction of the city, as well as the pain and suffering of its population.
Availability: http://www.hismus.hr/hr/izlozbe/aktualne-izlozbe/dubrovnik-u-domovinskom-ratu-1991-1995/
Language: Croatian
The exhibition in its introductory part presents the reflection of the Homeland War 20 years later in the Croatian everyday-life as well as memories of the participants. In the central part of the exhibition a chronological-thematic presentation of the Homeland War is displayed. The last part of the exhibition represents a kind of homage to all those who participated in the war and gave their lives for the homeland.
Exhibition parts:
Prologue: Homeland War 20 Years Later
I. Breakup of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the path of Croatia towards independence
II. Srbian rebellion in Croatia
III. Aggression, defense and warfare suffering
IV. Between action and diplomacy
V. Liberation and peaceful reintegration
Epilogue: In memoriam
Availability: http://www.hismus.hr/hr/izlozbe/arhiva-izlozbi/domovinski-rat/
Language: Croatian
The permanent exhibition represents historical periods from prehistory to 2006. The disintegration of Yugoslavia and the role of Montenegro, is presented mainly through photographs and other visual sources with accompanying text, suitable for the student population.
Availability: Novice Cerovića, Cetinje
Language: Montenegrin, English
Jasminko Halilović is the author of the project “Childhood in War”, which in June 2010 published an online call to people who grew up partly during the war to send their short answer to the question “What does a Childhood in War mean to your?”. The goal was to make a book that will present various aspects of this experience from a large number of short answers. In January, the book “Childhood in War: Sarajevo 1992-1995” was published. In February 2015, Halilovic gathered a team to create a collection of the future Museum of War Childhood . A collection of personal items, stories, audio and video testimonies, photographs, letters, drawings and other documents that illustrate the experience of growing up in the war are presented at the Museum of War Childhood. Every item shown within a museum exhibition or within guest exhibitions is followed by the story of its owner.
Availability: 30-32, Logavina, Sarajevo, Bosna i Hercegovina
Language: Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
Ovčara is the name of a farm within Vupik, located five kilometers southeast of Vukovar. Today known for the crime committed after the fall of Vukovar in November 1991. Since 2006, a memorial house with a permanent exhibition has been opened in that place of remembrance, showing the victims and objects found during the exhumation.
Availability: Ovčara bb, Vukovar
http://www.mcdrvu.hr/memorijalne-lokacije/spomen-dom-ovcara/
Language: Croatian
“Place of Remembrance Vukovar Hospital 1991” is a permanent museum exhibition located in the basement and atomic shelter of the General County Hospital Vukovar. It is an authentic location where the treated wounded suffered during the siege of Vukovar in 1991. It contains original objects and reconstructions, as well as basic textual and chronological information about the siege of Vukovar and events in the hospital.
Availability: Opća županijska bolnica Vukovar, Bolnička 5, Vukovar http://www.mcdrvu.hr/memorijalne-lokacije/mjesto-sjecanja-vukovarska-bolnica-1991/
Language: Croatian
