Revolutionary Soldiers Museum

Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa's family experiences the museum on weekends. Photo: MINH VU

Visiting the B-52 Victory Museum, understanding more about the value of peace and independence

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Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa (32 years old, Hanoi) spent the weekend taking her two children to visit the museum. She said that this is a way to nurture the love for homeland and country for her children from a young age. “As a Vietnamese person, I always hope that my children will grow up to understand and continue the traditional values of previous generations.

Mr. Lam Van Bang is the founder and current Director of the Museum of Revolutionary Soldiers Imprisoned by the Enemy - a special private museum located in Phu Xuyen commune, Hanoi. This is a "red address" attracting many officials, teachers, students, people... to visit. Photo: TUNG GIANG

Memories and comradeship, reviving in each artifact

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The Museum of Revolutionary Soldiers Imprisoned by the Enemy is a space filled with memories, where each artifact, each story carries the breath of history, of loss and of an unforgettable time. There, comradeship and expressive will are still present, reminding each person of the value of self-reliance today.