Terror House http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252 Comments en-us Chilling Fri, 28 Mar 2008 09:47:46 -0700 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid124 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid124 Dan--Reading your description of your visit gives me chills! This is such a powerful experience. I applaud the Hungarians for putting this together to share what happened in the past and in hope of stopping similar atrocities in the future. Beth ecsite in Budapest Sun, 25 May 2008 06:54:26 -0700 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid140 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid140 The European science center network's annual meeting is in Budapest next week - an opportunity for some ExhibitFiles members to visit the House of Terror and share their own impressions here. John Mon, 26 May 2008 12:22:01 -0700 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid141 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid141 As with any museum we must never forget our capabilities of committing atrocities as much as being humanitarians. If we were never reminded of issues like the Holocaust we as a society would never have a moral compass on which to base any of the worlds inhumanity to mankind. These museums are necessary in order for cultures and countries to understand that you have the capacity to make choices in either selecting the leaders you want or revolting against the leaders you have. No one ever said that obtaining freedom is pretty, but when you have it it can be joyous. Moved and Inspired Mon, 09 Jun 2008 12:34:07 -0700 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid143 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid143 While Dan has given a great summary, I saw this museum myself just last week. I believe it has lessons and ideas to be learned about how to portray information in a way that is as much art as it is exhibition. It truly one of the most impressive visits I have had in a museum in quite a while. I was struck by the music that filled each room and how it added to overall effort. It made me wonder if an exhibition on global warming or sustainability could be taken in the same direction. Another review Wed, 16 Jul 2008 00:53:49 -0700 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid164 http://exhibitfiles.org/exhibition/view_review.rss/252#cid164 I posted another review of the Terror House here on Exhibit Files - it was a bit too long to post is as a comment, and I added also some pictures: www.exhibitfiles.org/the_terror_house