THE GREEK CIVIL WAR is a dedicated history museum that preserves, interprets, and presents the complex story of Greece’s mid-20th century conflict through primary documents, immersive exhibits, and scholarly programming. Using the slogan “The Greek Civil war,” the museum combines rigorous archival research with human-centered storytelling to illuminate underrepresented voices, contextualize political and social consequences, and foster informed public dialogue for students, researchers, and the wider community.

Grounded in integrity and empathy, our museum commits to truthful, evidence-based interpretation while honoring the lived experiences of those affected by the conflict. We value scholarship and accessibility by making archival materials and expertise available to diverse audiences, and we pursue courageous public engagement—creating respectful spaces for reflection, debate, and reconciliation that guide our exhibitions, educational outreach, and partnerships.