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The KGB Corner House (Stūra māja) is the former headquarters of the Soviet KGB in Riga, now preserved as a memorial and museum of Soviet-era repression. The building's interrogation rooms, cells, and offices have been left largely intact, providing a chilling window into the machinery of state terror.
Built in the 1910s as an apartment building, the structure was requisitioned by the NKVD/KGB after the Soviet occupation in 1940. It served as the secret police headquarters until 1991. The museum opened in 2014 after years of debate over the building's future.