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National War Museum
The National War Museum is the only significant surviving public project of the military dictatorship which ruled Greece 1967 - 1974.
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The museum's displays are old fashioned and biased towards the more successful periods of Greek military history. The tanks, artillery guns and aircraft on display outside the museum form the most interesting part of its collection, and can be visited for free. Perhaps the only internationally famous object in the collection is the portrait of Lord Byron in hellenic dress.
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