Our exhibitions
Through permanent, temporary, and virtual exhibitions, ARKIVET Peace and Human Rights Centre conveys important parts of history and knowledge that contribute to reflection and understanding.
Throughout the year, we offer guided tours with an experienced guide of the exhibition ‘Focal point Arkivet: Occupation, Resistance, Imprisonment, and Collaboration in Agder 1940-1945.
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Focal point Arkivet
Our permanent exhibition located in the basement, where the Gestapo had its headquarters during the war.
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The Memory Chamber: Children and War
An exhibition about and for children, focusing on personal experiences of war and the effects it can have.
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The Spring of Peace 1945
Just outside our main entrance, you can explore the exhibition The Spring of Peace 1945.
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War Sailors in a Global War
The exhibition focuses on the significance of the war sailors during World War II, their captivity, and their attempts to contact their families.
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Jon Michelet’s Library
An exhibition that presents author Jon Michelet’s work on the history of war sailors.
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The Power of the Needle
A collection of embroideries created by women, featuring motifs related to identity and cultural heritage.
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Digital Exhibitions
On this page, you will find an overview of exhibitions that are available digitally.