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Museo di Guerra per la Pace Diego de Henriquez, Trieste, Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy

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Location Category ID: 5110
Added to Database: May 2008
Last Edited: 9 November 2009
Address: Museum office: Via delle Milizie 16, 34139 Trieste
Vehicle storage: Via Costantino Cumano 24, 34139 Trieste
Telephone: 040-948430
Email: museodehenriquez [at] comune.trieste.it (Replace [at] with @)
Opening Times: Mon and Thu 9-16, Tue, Wed, Sat 9-13 Closed Sun and holidays
Official Website: Comune di Trieste
Other Links: Trieste ed il Civico Museo
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Wikipedia: Diego de Henriquez – Italian
Wikipedia: Diego de Henriquez – English Translation
Latitude, Longitude: 45.64005765 , 13.79502475
Location Accuracy: 7
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The Museum of the War for the Peace ‘Diego de Henriquez’ is a large and varied collections of objects collected by a local man, Diego de Henriquez (1909-1974). It contains large and small military equipment, vehicles and weapons. It also includes a large library.of books, maps, files and photographs covering military telecommunications, stamps, militaria (uniforms and headgear) and medals.
Henriquez was regarded as an eccentric professor; his hobby was collecting all manner of military items. The enormous collection he acquired has now become a war museum dedicated to peace, one of the most important in Italy. Part of it was destroyed in a fire that also killed Henriquez. For some time the fate of the collection was in doubt, partly because it shear size (and the large size of the items themselves, including a submarine) until it found a permanent and suitable home in its current location.
The vehicles and other large exhibits are in storage a short distance from the museum office and can only be visited by request. (Source: M. Foti).

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Taken: 9 November 2009
Contributor: M. Foti
Location Photo ID: 176
Added: 6 December 2009
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