Tito's Bunker, From Cold War Relic to Modern Art Museum

Tito's Bunker, a secret Cold War-era structure in the mountains, was built by Joseph Bros Tito to withstand a nuclear apocalypse. It took 26 years to complete and could protect 350 key figures. Despite threats during the Bosnian War, it remains intact, now serving as a modern art museum with a significant collection. The bunker symbolizes a shift from a war-focused past to a peaceful present, showcasing global artistic creativity.

Who initiated the construction of Tito's bunker?

• Joseph Bros Tito

• Winston Churchill

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Nikita Khrushchev

How long did it take to complete the construction of Tito's bunker?

• 10 years

• 26 years

• 5 years

• 15 years

What was the primary purpose of Tito's bunker during the Cold War?

• To act as a communication hub

• To serve as a tourist attraction

• To protect key political and military figures

• To store valuable art collections

What event almost led to the destruction of the bunker in the early 90s?

• The Korean War

• The Bosnian War

• The Vietnam War

• The Gulf War

What is the current use of Tito's bunker?

• A military base

• A modern art museum

• A historical archive

• A government office