Polish struggles for independence, from the uprisings of the partition era to the opposition movements of the communist years, are the subject of this Poznań museum. Its collections cover four broad periods: the independence uprisings and organic work under the partitions, the Second Polish Republic, fighting and martyrdom during World War II, and protests and opposition activity between 1945 and 1989. Organic work refers to efforts to strengthen Polish society through economic and educational initiatives rather than armed revolt.
The museum is a local cultural institution run by the city of Poznań and was formerly known as the Wielkopolska Museum of the Fight for Independence. It is listed on the official register of museums kept by Poland's minister of culture and national heritage. Its scope suits visitors interested in modern Polish history, particularly resistance and the pursuit of national independence.
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