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Mogadishu is a museum of war.

They are a ghostly, open-air museum of war.

Having directed the Museum of War Economy of Leipzig in 1918, his educational and social ambitions led him to found a similar institution in Vienna, and he became Director of the Settlement Museum or Museum of City Planning (1919 1924), soon renamed Social and Economic Museum (1924 1934), supporting and communicating reform policies on housing, health and education.

There are other flying museums of World War II-era aircraft.

After all, the equipment they were protecting would make a nice exhibit in a museum of cold war military artifacts.

The Franklin area has many antebellum homes, several of which are open to the public; of particular interest are Carter House, Carnton Plantation (1826; used as a hospital during the Battle of Franklin), and Lotz House (1858; with a museum of Civil War artifacts).

The museum has exhibits of war weaponry and also a World War I aeroplane (biplane), which is stated to be well maintained.

Rancho Obi-Wan, the largest private museum of Star Wars memorabilia, said Monday that around 100 pieces from its collection had been stolen, iO9 reports.

Eden Camp, on the outskirts of Malton, is a museum in a former prisoner-of-war camp.

Photograph by John H. Marsh, Courtesy Iziko Museums of South Africa The shock of war reverberated among the Robin Moor survivors, some of whom felt that the aggression they'd experienced could now be reciprocated.