The museum was built in 2004, but in 2008 it was reported to be still not open to the public, and armed guards would not let people visit or take photographs.
[3] Costing US$4-5 million,[3] the museum was built by Mansudae Overseas Projects; the company also demolished the former German police station that once stood there.
[1][2] It was one of four major public works the company constructed in Namibia; the other three being Heroes' Acre, a new State House and the Independence Memorial Museum.
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