Memorial Centre Lipa Remembers, War memorial museum in Lipa, Croatia
The Memorial Centre Lipa Remembers is a war memorial museum in the village of Lipa on the Adriatic coast. The exhibition documents a tragic event through photographs, documents, and personal objects belonging to residents who lived in this settlement.
The village of Lipa was attacked and destroyed in 1944 during a military operation when hundreds of residents were killed. This attack was part of a larger military campaign in the region during World War II.
The permanent exhibition presents photographs, documents, and personal objects that belonged to the families who lived in this Liburnian settlement before the tragedy.
The museum is located in a rural area and is open to visitors from Wednesday through Sunday. Guided tours are available in multiple languages with advance notice to arrange for an interpreter.
The Memorial Centre stands on the exact location where an earlier museum operated from 1968 to 1989, preserving the connection to local memory.
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