I was invited to visit the exhibition , provided that the room is quite small. The volume of historical facts that can be emphasized here is only surprising. In an hour spent in the exhibition halls, I only refreshed a grain of knowledge , and how much more can I learn is beyond me. We must pay tribute to the guide, the information was presented in an accessible language, the guide was happy to answer additional questions, which indicates his qualifications. Thanks to all the museum staff for this opportunity to touch the history. All the best.

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Ольга Кудревич

Level 7 Local Expert

I am glad to share my impressions about the Museum of Internal Affairs (MIA) in Minsk. Here is my review: Visiting the Museum of Internal Affairs in Minsk was fascinating and informative for me. The museum is located in a building of historical significance, which adds atmosphere and interest to the exhibitions. The museum's exhibitions are presented in a very informative and interactive way. Here you can learn a lot of interesting things about the history of law enforcement agencies in Belarus, their tasks, development and significance for society. Exhibits, documents and photographs allow you to feel the atmosphere of the past and better understand the work of law enforcement agencies. The museum staff was friendly and ready to answer all my questions, tell me more information about exhibitions and historical events. This added value to my visit and made it even more interesting. The Museum of Internal Affairs in Minsk is a place worth visiting for those who are interested in the history of law enforcement agencies and want to learn more about their role in society. I have gained a lot of new knowledge and impressions, and I recommend this museum to visit.

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Мирослав Седмич

Level 21 Local Expert

I liked everything. Especially wax exhibits and artifacts and related stories in the Hall of modern history of the internal affairs bodies. Don't be lazy, stop at each stand! There are also quite funny stories and very dramatic ones. Admission is free, by the way, but beware of the lunch break. I recommend going right after it.

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