Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia

The Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was founded in 1970 under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR and until 1991 was called the Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR. At that time, the museum was the main one for museums of organs and troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the territory of the former USSR. Open to the public since November 1981. The modern name was given in 1991, the Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia is located in an ancient administrative building known as the "Sushchev part". The building is an architectural monument of the XIX century and is protected by the state. The Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs contains authentic documents, military awards, photographs, personal belongings, telling about those who stood at the origins of the creation of law enforcement agencies, fought crime in the 20s, the years of the Second World War, about those who maintain law and order today. The exposition of the Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia reveals the history of the creation and activity of the Ministry of Internal Affairs from the moment of its formation in 1917 to the present day. The exposition of the museum illustrates the history of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (and its predecessors) and their activities today. The museum has collections of rare printed materials, photographs and documents on the history of organs and troops of the NKVD-MVD of the USSR. More than 1 million Muscovites and guests of the capital got acquainted with the exposition of the museum, telling about the history of the creation of services and units of internal affairs bodies. The Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs contains authentic documents, military awards, photographs, personal belongings, telling about those who stood at the origins of the creation of law enforcement agencies, fought crime in the 20s, the years of the Second World War, about those who maintain law and order today. The primary tasks of the organization: purchase of equipment, preparation of publications, restoration work. The exposition of the Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia reveals the history of the creation and activity of the Ministry of Internal Affairs from the moment of its formation in 1917 to the present day. The museum collection consists of numerous documents, photographs, personal belongings of employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, weapons, awards. The Regularon Museum hosts excursions and lectures. Namely: main excursions and lectures, sightseeing tours, sightseeing tour of the Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. Thematic excursions: 1. Criminal investigation, 2. Combating organized crime, 3. Forensic, 4. Search equipment in the internal affairs bodies. Lectures: series of lectures on the activities of employees of the internal affairs bodies, on the history of the police, etc.