One of the most important computer museums was destroyed in the war

War doesn’t just make people suffer. It is seen that the occupiers have ruthlessly destroyed places with historical elements. We have seen many aggressive groups, including ISIS, do this over the years. Things are different in Ukraine.

War also destroys history

According to the information received, the computer history museum in the city of Mauripol was destroyed during a bombing. The historic Club 8-bit museum, run by the private company, was described as a landmark reflecting Soviet technologies.

The museum contained 500 different computer items developed within the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics since the 1950s. Dmitry Cherepanov had completed this museum in 20 years.

Like many civilians who lost their homes, Cherepanov lost his home, but worse, he also lost his most valuable savings. With this museum, whose images remain on its Facebook page and website, Russia actually erases its own history.