Apartheid Museum

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The Apartheid Museum is a renowned museum in Johannesburg, South Africa, dedicated to documenting and illustrating the history and legacy of apartheid and the country’s transition to democracy.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf history museum
memorial museum
museum
country South Africa
dedicatedTo South Africa’s transition to democracy
history of apartheid
legacy of apartheid
focusesOn anti-apartheid resistance
democratic transition in South Africa
human rights abuses under apartheid
racial segregation in South Africa
hasCollection artifacts
audio-visual materials
documents
personal testimonies
photographs
hasExhibitType archival documents
film footage
interactive displays
multimedia exhibition
oral histories
permanent exhibition
photographic exhibition
temporary exhibition
inception 2001
language Afrikaans
English
indigenous South African languages
locatedIn Gauteng
Gold Reef City
Johannesburg, South Africa
surface form: Johannesburg

suburb of Ormonde
notableExhibit entrance divided by racial classification tickets
exhibits on African National Congress
exhibits on Nelson Mandela
exhibits on Sharpeville massacre
exhibits on Soweto uprising
opened 2001
purpose education about apartheid
preserving historical memory
promoting human rights awareness
promoting reconciliation
recognizedAs important site of memory in South Africa
major tourist attraction in Johannesburg
subjectOf academic research on memory and apartheid
documentary films about apartheid memory
theme democracy and constitution
resistance and liberation movements
segregation and classification
state repression
truth and reconciliation

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Johannesburg, South Africa hasMuseum Apartheid Museum
subject surface form: Johannesburg