Municipal Museum of Kalavritan Holocaust

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Kalavrita, Greece

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Local history museum· Tourist attraction

Municipal Museum of Kalavritan Holocaust Reviews | Rating 4.9 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Municipal Museum of Kalavritan Holocaust is located in Kalavrita, Greece on Ανδρέα Συγγρού 1-5. Municipal Museum of Kalavritan Holocaust is rated 4.9 out of 5 in the category local history museum in Greece.

Address

Ανδρέα Συγγρού 1-5

Phone

+30 2692023646

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible liftWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Mary Dreni

The best place ever! Really amazing. You NEED to visit this museum asap.

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Dimitris Pantazis

Recommended visit if you are around! Shouldn't take more that an hour and you'll definitely learn a lot about Kalavryta, the Axis occupation of the town and the massacre...

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Y.H.

A MUST see museum that reveals the local holocaust of the the citizens of Calavryta and the cruelty of the Natzis during the second World War.

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Moto Indo

Shocking. Never forget what racism leads to. So many souls lost

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Diana Kremmyda-de Graaf

Sad history but very informative Museum

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Coula Capranopoulou

Very sad but fantastic museum!!

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Vaggelis Vitoratos

It is a monumental structure that was missing to remind the passing of the civilised Europeans from the region of Kalavryta. It gives an opportunity to appreciate philosophy and the meaning of life! A visit there helps to understand how ...far a human mind can go, obeying human orders. Sophocles teach us (25 centuries ago) in \Antigone\ that the natural law, the ethical law dominates the contemporary man's law!

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Andreas Pilger

The museum documents the crimes of the German Wehrmacht in Kalavryta vividly and on the basis of well-founded archival sources. The concentration on the individual victims creates a very emotional approach to history. The brutality and cynicism of the German soldiers is incomprehensible.