This is a small but interesting and very moving museum about the events leading up and after the break up of the former Yusoslavia. A lof ot the information is actually the same as the larger museum in Sarajevo, but is is still worth visiting both if only to support what they do. The personal stories of those who lived through these times are as always the most moving. It would be a rare person not to be moved by this.

I am left speechless by some of the artefacts shared here. Items have been preserved very well and are explained in great details. I would highly recommend visiting this small but resourceful museum.some of the stories shared here are bone-chilling and I must say that you may have to be strong to go through some of the details. All in all - A must do for your trip to Mostar.

This museum, along with the one in Sarajevo, were one of the most chilling experiences of our young families life. My 15 year old was particularly impacted by the absolute evils of imperialism - and the pure and ignorant brutality, of imposing one's nationalistic ego-drive wishes, on the peaceful lives of others. The highlight of the museum...was the actual people themselves; incredibly willing to help, to advise, go guide, to teach...and to also heal together. This is a MUST stop for anyone that abhors the damning impact of imperialism and nationalism as imposed on others - sentiments that should have died with the monarchs of old.