History Meeting House
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| Other name | DSH |
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| Parent institution | KARTA Center |
| Established | 2006 |
| Director | Katarzyna Puchalska |
| Address | 20 Karowa Street |
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| Website | dsh |
The History Meeting House (Polish: Dom Spotkań z Historią) is a municipal institution of culture in Warsaw, Poland. The HMH was founded in 2006 and its activity is focused on the testimonies of the 20th century history. The idea to set up HMH was developed by the KARTA Center - non-governmental institution documenting history.
The base of HMH's activities is multimedia exhibition "The Faces of Totalitarianism", which presents the totalitarian experience in the 20th century from several national perspectives.
The House offers also other historical exhibitions, film shows, meetings and debates.[1]
References
[edit]- ↑ Niemczyk, Sylvia, "Every War Ends Eventually: Three Exhibitions at Warsaw's History Meeting House", Culture.pl, retrieved 9 July 2026
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