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Located in Liverpool's historic Albert Dock, the International Slavery Museum confronts the brutal legacy of transatlantic slavery through powerful exhibits and personal narratives. The museum explores how maritime trade interconnected Africa, Europe, and the Americas, tracing the human cost of colonial exploitation. Visitors can explore this essential history at no charge, gaining insight into the ongoing impact of slavery on modern global societies.
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Liverpool Waterfront, Liverpool L3 4AQ, UK
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