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This exhibit is the secret police interrogation room. The Communist Party had state security spies who intimidated political opponents and framed them. The secret police forced confession by blackmailing, torturing, and executing them.

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In 2001, Glen Spicker, an American businessman, dispensed 28,000 on artifacts to disclose the reality of poor life under the regime. Spicker found these artifacts from junk stores, flea markets, and other sellers.
The museum moderately shows the impact of Communism on Prague.

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This classroom exhibit shows a young pioneer who is following the democracy is evil propaganda.
The students were informed of what to do in case they were attacked with biological weapons. The students were taught Marxism-Leninism. They were not allowed to voice his or her own opinion

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One of the exhibits is a shop with limited amount of food. There is no phone in the shop due to the Czechs not being able to exercise their right to speak.

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The museum is located near Wenceslas Square between a Casino and McDonalds, at V Celnici 4