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This exhibition uncovers the foundations of free thought in Amsterdam. Relevant books, documents and interactive media illustrate how Amsterdam became a refuge for people from all over Europe in the 17th century. Jews, Protestants, mystics and freethinkers found a safe haven here. In this intellectual landscape, the House with the Heads played an important role.
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Forbidden Publications. The exhibition presents a selection of banned publications that circulated among small, trusted circles at the time. Poets, writers and artists used these works as silent acts of protest against the occupying forces.
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Overview of past exhibitions at the Embassy of the Free Mind since 2019.

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