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The Memory of Nations is an extensive online collection of the memories of witnesses, which is being developed throughout Europe by individuals, organizations, schools and institutions. It preserves and makes available the collections of memories of witnesses who have agreed that their testimony should serve to explore modern history and be publicly accessible. The collection includes testimonies of communism resistance, holocaust survival, artists of alternative culture and underground and many others.

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Lokacija:
- Vodičkova 36, 110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic
Teme:
Datum osnivanja:
- 2008
Reprezentativni primjerci:
- Testimony of Vratislav Brabec, audio recording

Modor, Ádám Samizdat Collection

Ádám Modor’s bequest offers insights into a chapter of samizdat publishing in the 1980s: the history of the Katalizátor Iroda. The collection presents the various stages in the history of the publisher and represents samizdat publishing as a (counter-)cultural act, as well as a document of the trajectories of a samizdat publisher.

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Lokacija:
- Budapest Pinty utca 22, Hungary 1121
Teme:
Datum osnivanja:
- 1984
Reprezentativni primjerci:
- Bulgakov, Mihail. Heart of a Dog, 1986. Book

Museum of Romani Culture Collections

The Museum of Romani Culture in Brno contains unique materials on the life, history and culture of Roma in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and map the social, political and cultural activities of the minority. This collection is closely focused on the Roma minority and is unique in the Czech Republic. The collections also include materials mapping the life of the Roma minority during the Communist regime and their emancipation efforts.

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Lokacija:
- Bratislavská 67, 602 00 Brno, Czech Republic
Teme:
Datum osnivanja:
- 1991
Reprezentativni primjerci:
- Memorandum of the Union of Gypsies-Roma on Essential questions of Roma Issues, 1970
- Painting "The Devil (Communists) took the Gypsy violin" by Rudolf Dzurko