The Bozüyük War of Independence Memorial House is a place of remembrance, presenting the critical moments of the War of Independence that took place in this region. The exhibition not only highlights the İnönü victories, but also focuses on the historical events that changed the course of the independence struggle, connecting the past and the aftermath with a comprehensive curatorial approach.
The exhibition diversifies the official narratives of the War of Independence, focusing on visitor learning. Themes follow one another in a way that establishes clear cause-and-effect relationships, allowing visitors to gain a broader perspective on historical events.
Instead of long textual descriptions, the exhibition relies on visual storytelling to depict the political, military, and social aspects of the era. Short texts, subtitles, and dynamic visual materials are used to turn visuals into knowledge, making the historical content more accessible and memorable.
From the tumultuous end of the Ottoman Empire to the birth of the Republic, the exhibition emphasizes the human element, highlighting the people who shaped the course of independence. Visitors will have the chance to deeply feel the spirit of liberation through these personal stories and experiences.
The exhibition covers a timeline from the last century of the Ottoman Empire to the occupation and resistance, the national struggle, the organization of Kuvayı Milliye, the İnönü battles, and finally, the birth of a new history with the proclamation of the Republic. Each stage is supported by carefully curated visual and written content.
The Bozüyük War of Independence Memorial House aims to provide an accessible experience for all visitors. Special arrangements have been made for visually and hearing-impaired visitors, ensuring that everyone can engage with the historical events presented in the exhibition.