Museum of Genocide Victims in Belgrade

About Museum of Genocide Victims in Belgrade

The Museum of Genocide Victims in Belgrade is Serbia’s national cultural institution dedicated to remembrance and research concerning genocide victims. The National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia founded the museum in 1992. Its remit includes collecting, processing and using information about the genocide committed against Serbs, while also documenting the Holocaust and Samudaripen. Since the Law on Museum Activities took effect in October 2021, the museum has served as Serbia’s principal institution for nurturing the culture of remembrance of genocide and Holocaust victims. Its work includes identifying victims of the Second World War and revising the 1964–1965 Yugoslav census of wartime victims. The museum also produces research publications, exhibition catalogues and educational materials. The institution’s official address is on Trg Nikole Pašića in central Belgrade, and its website publishes contact details and information about its commemorative, archival and research activities. The mapped point corresponds to the museum entity identified by Wikidata as Q16085363.

Practical details

Website

https://www.muzejgenocida.rs/

Phone

+381 11 339-8883

Full address

Trg Nikole Pašića 11/III, Belgrade 11000, Serbia

Sources

• www.2.muzejgenocida.rs
• commons.wikimedia.org
• www.muzejgenocida.rs
• www.muzejgenocida.rs
• www.2.muzejgenocida.rs

Checked 2026-09-02

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