House of Terror Museum
Terror Háza Múzeum (House of Terror Museum) In this museum, we contributed to a great extent to planning, setting up and implementing the IT system. Our task was to design Hungary’s first and still unique multimedia museum according to the harmonised needs of the historians and the interior decorators. More than a hundred people worked on the information and weak-current systems of the museum. We had the task to control and monitor the work. All materials in the museum—photos, hand-outs or film—are stored in a digital form, enabling the visitors to view them in years still in the same quality. It was also us responsible for arranging and implementing the digital form. For the outcome of the designed computer technology system at the museum, the CEO of our company (Zoltán Csáki) has had the honour to receive a certificate of merit from the President of the Republic of Hungary, Mr Ferenc Mádl.
A short video about the museum
Entrance
DENOMINATIONAL HALL
The monitors on the doors display documentaries on persecuted religious personalities, while in the booths within the hall we exhibited objects from their heritage.
The monitors on the doors display documentaries on persecuted religious personalities, while in the booths within the hall we exhibited objects from their heritage.
GULAG HALL
1956
The room recalls the events of the 1956 revolution and raises a monument to the memory of the Hungarian heroes who fell in the course of the combats. Among others, we can see contemporary documentaries here with interviews with people who recall the events, the coat of Gergely Pongrácz and the leather jacket of a wounded man from Mosonmagyaróvár.
The room recalls the events of the 1956 revolution and raises a monument to the memory of the Hungarian heroes who fell in the course of the combats. Among others, we can see contemporary documentaries here with interviews with people who recall the events, the coat of Gergely Pongrácz and the leather jacket of a wounded man from Mosonmagyaróvár.
THE RESISTANCE OF SMALL PEOPLE
DOUBLE OCCUPATION
It presents Hungary’s two subsequent occupations. In one side of the room, Hungary can be seen under Nazi German occupation, in the other, under Soviet rule.
It presents Hungary’s two subsequent occupations. In one side of the room, Hungary can be seen under Nazi German occupation, in the other, under Soviet rule.
HALL OF SOVIET ADVISORS
