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#Announcement
❗️ Russia's Victory Museum in Moscow is hosting the “Ordinary Nazism” exhibition, which traces the origins and evolution of Ukrainian Nazism to the present day.
More than 200 exhibits are on display, documenting the atrocities committed by Ukrainian nationalists during #WWII, as well as the mass crimes and terror committed by their modern followers against the people of Ukraine in 2014-2022.
LEARN MORE: On the origins of Ukrainian nationalism, the crimes of the OUN-UPA, and the support of the West
The exhibits include archival materials from Germany dating from the late 1930s and early 1940s, documents and photographs, alongside case files documenting crimes against humanity committed by Ukrainian nationalists in the Ukrainian SSR.
📄 The “Nazism Today” section features books, uniforms, Ukrainian nationalist propaganda materials and items bearing Nazi symbols, as well as photographs and eyewitness accounts of crimes committed by contemporary neo-Nazis against the people of Ukraine.
A central part of the exhibition is an installation dedicated to the children of Donbass who lost their lives.
The exhibition features materials from the collections of the Victory Museum, the Donetsk Republican Museum of Local Lore and the Russian State Archive of Social and Political History, as well as the RIA Novosti special project “Donbass. Genocide 2014-2022”.
Many unique materials are being displayed for the first time.
The exhibition is organised by the Victory Museum with the support of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives and will be open through December 31, 2026.
👉 More about the exhibition
#WeRemember
❗️ Russia's Victory Museum in Moscow is hosting the “Ordinary Nazism” exhibition, which traces the origins and evolution of Ukrainian Nazism to the present day.
More than 200 exhibits are on display, documenting the atrocities committed by Ukrainian nationalists during #WWII, as well as the mass crimes and terror committed by their modern followers against the people of Ukraine in 2014-2022.
LEARN MORE: On the origins of Ukrainian nationalism, the crimes of the OUN-UPA, and the support of the West
The exhibits include archival materials from Germany dating from the late 1930s and early 1940s, documents and photographs, alongside case files documenting crimes against humanity committed by Ukrainian nationalists in the Ukrainian SSR.
📄 The “Nazism Today” section features books, uniforms, Ukrainian nationalist propaganda materials and items bearing Nazi symbols, as well as photographs and eyewitness accounts of crimes committed by contemporary neo-Nazis against the people of Ukraine.
A central part of the exhibition is an installation dedicated to the children of Donbass who lost their lives.
The exhibition features materials from the collections of the Victory Museum, the Donetsk Republican Museum of Local Lore and the Russian State Archive of Social and Political History, as well as the RIA Novosti special project “Donbass. Genocide 2014-2022”.
Many unique materials are being displayed for the first time.
The exhibition is organised by the Victory Museum with the support of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives and will be open through December 31, 2026.
👉 More about the exhibition
#WeRemember