The Museum’s collections include 18 banner exhibitions dedicated to key events in Ukrainian history, the struggle for statehood, the memory of the victims of totalitarian regimes, and the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian War. Most of these exhibitions were developed by the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, while others were produced by state and regional institutions.
The banner exhibitions are an important part of the Museum’s exhibition, educational, and outreach activities. They are displayed within the Museum and are also actively used during travelling events held at educational institutions, local communities, and cultural venues throughout the Ternopil Region.
1. Warriors. The History of the Ukrainian Military
2. Holodomor
3. Ukrainian Revolution. Regional Choice
4. Symbol of Your State: 100 Years of the State Coat of Arms of Ukraine
5. 100 Years of Struggle: Ukrainian Revolution 1917–1921
6. Ukraine in World War II
7. Ukrainian Military 1917–1921
8. November Action 1918
9. Uman Massacre 1941
10. People of Freedom
11. UPA – The Response of an Unbowed Nation (Insurgents against Nazism and Communism)
12. Against Goliath: Freedom Begins Beyond Despair
13. Triumph of the Human Spirit: Residents of Ukraine Who Survived Nazi Concentration Camps
14. Triumph of the Human Spirit: Residents of Ukraine Who Overcame the GULAG
15. Ukraine. War in Europe
16. The Freedom Factor
17. Recruiting
18. Ternopil Brigades and Battalions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine