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30 of March of 2019 - 15h00
The Museum of Aljube promotes monthly Guided Tours to its Permanent Exhibition and the Temporary Exhibition Tarrafal Never Again!, aimed at the whole community, subject to previous registration through the Educational Service of the Museum.
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13 to 27 of April of 2019
In April, we invoke in the Museum the resistants and liberators, in their dual condition as freedom fighters, and as ordinary women and men who insist on remembering their time as the time of all men – because for all of them almost everything changed with the Carnation Revolution, except their deep conviction that Freedom is a precious […]
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13 of April of 2019 - 17h00
A Visit to the Aljube Museum and the Roman Theater Museum through the Pátio do Aljube At the late afternoon discover the two museums that share the same courtyard: the Lisbon Museum – Roman Theater and the Aljube Museum Resistance and Freedom. The “Pátio do Aljube”, one of the oldest courtyards in the city, and already present […]
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24 of April of 2019 - 16h00
In the early 70’s, under the backdrop of an inflatable Colonial War and the disenchantment caused by Marcelo Caetano’s ineffectiveness in accompanying the pulse of the country and the world, young political activists radicalized the struggle and brought it to the brink of violent confrontation with the regime. Among these young people was Isabel do […]
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25 of April of 2019 - 10h00
In Remembrance Day, the Aljube Museum, in partnership with the Memory for All Program (IHC and Centro República – NOVA FCSH), invites former prisoners, family members who accompanied them, the resistance against the dictatorship and the community in general to share their memories about life and the struggle for freedom and democracy. 10h-18h – Collection […]
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Raul Zagalo
16 of January of 2019 - 16h00
Detail of the cover of the newspaper “Diário de Lisboa”, January 1st 1962. On the last day of the year of 1961, under the impulse of the typhoon “delgadista” and, still in the background, a colonial war decided in the offices of the dictator Oliveira Salazar, some fearless men thought of begining the liberation of the country with the “Assault of the Beja Barracks”. Raul Zagalo was one of them.
Conversation conducted by Ana Aranha.
With the presence of students from the José Afonso – Seixal Secondary School, Casquilhos Secondary School – Barreiro.
