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© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
In an interview project, the neighboring KAHO (Stiftung Stadtkultur) collected voices of people who lived in the Soviet restricted area of Karlshorst in the 60s, 70s and 90s in various functions. Some spent part of their childhood there and attended Soviet... moreabout: Soviet voices from Karlshorst
© Georg Kolbe Museum, Foto: Enric Duch
Guided tour (in German) of the garden and architecture on the Open Monument Day. The Georg Kolbe Museum was designed by Ernst Rentsch in 1927/28 as an architectural ensemble for the sculptor. It is the only surviving studio building of the 1920s in Berlin.... moreabout: Guided tour on the Open Monument Day
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum Europäischer Kulturen / Christian Krug
The European Cultural Days will be celebrating their 20th anniversary in 2024. To mark this occasion, we are dedicating the programme to the northern European region of Sápmi, as we did for the first Cultural Days in 2000. In addition, the project space... moreabout: Opening of the 20th European Cultural Days and of the Project Room
© DHM
Price info: eingetragene Begleitperson kostenfrei Price: €10.00 moreabout: Berliner Geschichte(n) kompakt (in DGS)
© DHM
Price: €0.00 moreabout: Bunte Druckwerkstatt
© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
In the attic of the museum, which is otherwise not open to the public, Soviet military personnel have left inscriptions in various places. These bear witness to the almost fifty years of Soviet use of the building. After a short introductory lecture on... moreabout: Attic tours to inscriptions of Soviet soldiers
© © & Foto: Kerstin Minkwitz
Children's outdoor games from the past can be enjoyed on Museum Sunday in the centre of the historic Nikolai quarter. On this afternoon, the young and young at heart can try out games that children enjoyed a hundred years ago: Humming tops, walking on... moreabout: Fun and games like in the old days
© DHM
The tour focuses on selected turning points in German history. Starting with the Peaceful Revolution in the GDR, visitors embark on a journey backwards to the revolutionary events of 1848. The exhibition not only focuses on the historical reality that... moreabout: Public Guided Tour "Roads not Taken. Oder: Es hätte auch anders kommen können"
© Lehrstuhls für Osteuropäische Geschichte der Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf / Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
On August 23, 1939 the German Reich and the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact in Moscow with a supplementary secret protocol appended. In this agreement both dictatorships divided among themselves the Eastern Central European countries. This treaty... moreabout: Rift through Europe
© Museum für Kommunikation Berlin
It is easy to stay informed about current world events. News is available anytime and anywhere in various media. But more and more people are turning away from them. Why do we find it so difficult to live in a world full of information? 175 years after... moreabout: News
© Illustration: Bea Davies
The Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe is awarding eight scholarships to outstanding Berlin comic artists in 2024. They will present themselves to the public at the ComicInvasion Berlin festival on 11 May 2024 at 12 noon. The scholarship... moreabout: Comic Scholarship Berlin 2024
© Holger Happel
Albert Speer's plans for Berlin were not a utopia, but a concrete building project. As general building inspector, the architect designed broad axes and monumental buildings of enormous dimensions that were intended to demonstrate the Nazi system's claim... moreabout: Myth Germania: Hitler's Plans for Berlin
© Arbeitsgemeinschaft Chezweitz GmbH/Hella Rolfes Archichtekten BDA
The Jewish Museum Berlin opens its new permanent exhibition. Located in the famous building by Daniel Libeskind, it presents the history, culture, and religion of Jews in Germany from their beginnings to the present day. moreabout: Jewish Life in Germany: Past and Present
© DHM
Starting from key dates in German history, the museum presents a look back(wards) at decisive historical events of the 19th and 20th centuries. It brings actual turning points face to face with what might have happened if it were not for various factors.... moreabout: Roads not Taken. Or: Things could have turned out differently
© Museum Lichtenberg
Above all, they are places of remembrance that honor local and supra-regional events or people and have significance for the district and its citizens. The culture of remembrance is present in various forms in public spaces, e.g. as street signs, memorial... moreabout: Remembering in Lichtenberg
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