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In a museum the legitimacy of the representation of historical facts is socially, culturally and politically relevant. The museum, as the "guardian" of knowledge, has the commitment to communicate with its instruments the making of researches related to heritage on which discordant interpretations are confronted. The essay examines some war and conflict museums and their most important historiographic themes. Architecture and museography have the task of contributing to the elaboration of these themes.

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