The museum well presents the history of events of 1992-1995. Rich exhibition, few documentaly movies. So exhibits shock more then others. For me it was a minuture concentration camp and little "rape house". Don't forget about the phone in the end where you can hear the testimonies of criminals and victims of the war. I highly recommend every one to come here and experience the stories of people who survived the war. I wish people would stop fighting each other. But I guess it is wishful thinking

If you want to hear personal stories about the conflict in the Balkans in the 1990's, this is the museum to visit. There are stories from different people explaining what they experienced. The stories are very moving and emotional. I had many extra questions that I asked Alen, the museum guide, and he was able to answer them with in-depth answers and perspectives. Well organized information with many artifacts, would recommend.

There are several different museums that address the Bosnian War. We visited this one and Gallery 11/07/95 and felt like we covered it pretty well. This museum was very good and well organized. They do a very good job of presenting the information in a way that you can tour on your own. You can spend hours here but you can gain a good understanding in a lot less time. We spent about 45 minutes here.