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Banned Books - Keelatud Kirjandus

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Munga, Tn 10123

http://www.bannedbooksmuseum.com

Banned Books - Keelatud Kirjandus is a museum in the Old Town of Estonia that preserves and exhibits banned, censored, and burned books from around the world. We invite visitors to come and learn about the history of censorship, and be ready to encounter challenging ideas. We also sell books focusing on the topic of free speech, and 100% of our profits go toward the preservation of books.

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A good place to add books to your reading list!

5/11/2024

A small museum of banned books (some of which are still/recently banned). This is good place to find...

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A poignant look at literary censorship through the decades.

4/29/2024

This museum is a hidden gem in the Old Town of Tallinn, and an absolute must-see for those intereste...

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Great find

9/30/2023

Stumbled across this museum whilst walking around Tallinn. It really is worth a visit if you can spa...

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