The exhibition is part of the “Cultural influences in Sibiu, 18th to 20th centuries”, a project on the 2014 Cultural Agenda of the City of Sibiu and co-financed by Sibiu Town Hall through the Local Council. Text from the exhibition curators: The most important moments in the life of the city of Sibiu, starting with First World War, as well as the influences that were generated as such, are re-called and presented by students, teachers and historians having as base the oral and documentary sources. The exhibition attempts a special displaying approach – 12 video projections, 6 glass boxes and 3 panels. The video materials present interviews carried on by students of „Constantin Noica” High School in Sibiu, „Samuel von Brukenthal” College in Sibiu and „Octavian Goga” College in Sibiu and addressed to German, Romanian, Hungarian and Jewish people of Sibiu extraction. On display there will be more than 200 objects and photos related to subjects as: “The First World War and the interwar period”, “The German-Saxon deportation and the Second World War” and “Communism and year 1989”. The public access to the exhibition is free. Also, the visitors are invited to take part in guided tours and workshops in German and Romanian languages.