საქართველოს ეროვნული მუზეუმი. საბჭოთა ოკუპაციის მუზეუმი

This is a small part of the National Museum of Georgia. It features a photographic exhibition that showcases Soviet activities in Georgia from 1921 to 1991. It's interesting, but some of the details and images can be quite disturbing.

The museum feels significantly lacking considering Georgia's painful and violent history of occupation. It almost seems disrespectful to the victims and their families. It's only on half of the top floor, and much of the material isn't translated, which makes it hard to understand the history. They used KGB archives for some of the execution and purge figures. With 20% of Georgia still occupied today, this is a difficult topic, but isn't it crucial to teach this history accurately to younger generations? Come on, Sakartvelo!

A place with a rich history and plenty of informative exhibits.

The curation isn't great. The collection is lacking. There’s a lot of Georgian text without any translations.

Weird place.

It's irresponsible and historically misleading to label it that way and to portray the Soviet Union era in such a manner.

Это не музей, а выставка в Национальном музее. Я ожидал, что это будет целый музей, посвященный оккупации, но увидел только одну зону/комнату, и я разочарован. Если бы я пришел сюда в Национальный музей, я бы поставил 5 звезд за выставку об оккупации.

Интересная выставка. Атмосфера того времени отлично передана. Музей расположен на двух этажах. Рекомендую взять аудиогид.

Visit if you want to spend your money on Georgian state imperialist propaganda. Long live George Bush, I guess.

The experience was disappointing. I was hoping to gain a deeper understanding of the oppression and its reasons, but it felt more like a series of facts and dates without any real context.

A narrative as significant as this deserves a more engaging museum that is easier for outsiders to connect with regarding Georgia's history under Soviet rule. However, perhaps this exhibit is intended for a local audience, and I might be missing the intended message.