Each donation helps to ensure the Museum's activities, allowing it to function and provide information for people from all over the world.
The Museum is grateful to each donor and invites everyone to contribute.
Our Thanks!
In 1993, history professor Paulis Lazda of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (USA) decided to establish a museum in Riga, which would tell about the crimes committed by the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany against the state, land, and people of Latvia.
Today, thanks to this decision, we can look back on 30 years of operation of the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia. During this time, the Museum has received support from more than 8000 individual financial donors and 700 organizations, 3000 donors have provided historical artefacts for the Museum Collection. The Museum is grateful for the continuing trust of its supporters.
Today, on 1 July 2023, we celebrate the 30th anniversary of our Museum.
(Photo of the Museum staff)
Delegation from USA visits the Museum
Delegation of the Moldova Latvia Friendship Group visits the Museum
The Museum of the Occupation of Latvia was visited by the Prince and Grand Master of the Order of Malta.
The Museum of the Occupation of Latvia was visited by a delegation of the Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church of Germany.
The Museum of the Occupation of Latvia was visited by Speaker of the Parliament of Albania