Displayed there are art pieces dealing with the monstrous crimes of the U.S. imperialists, Japanese militarists and class enemies who inflicted untold misfortune and suffering on the Korean people.

Watching "Grudge-bearing Pamnamu (chestnut) Village," "Demons," "Brutes" and other art pieces showing the thrice-cursed massacres committed by the U.S. imperialist brutes and class enemies during the temporary strategic retreat of the Korean People's Army during the Korean War, the visitors harden their will to revenge the U.S. imperialists and class enemies.

Among the paintings are "Young Casting Worker in Past," "Trying to Get a Job" and "Girlhood of Grandmother." The visitors look at them with surging indignation at the Japanese imperialists who imposed all misfortune and pain upon the Korean people after occupying Korea for over four decades and at the Japanese reactionaries who deny the crime-woven past and are working hard to evade reparation.