Guided tours on Museum Sunday @ Anna-Seghers-Museum

After the Nazi seizure of power, Anna Seghers spent fourteen years in exile, first in France and then in Mexico. She finally returned to Berlin in 1947. Born in Mainz in 1900, Anna Seghers enjoyed her first major literary success as a young writer in Berlin in the 1920s. Her return here after the end of the Second World War was largely motivated by her desire to live again in a city where she could speak her first language and write for a German-speaking audience. From 1950, she lived in Adlershof in East Berlin, initially in Altheider Straße. Five years later she and her husband Laszlo Radvanyi moved into the upper floor of a newly constructed three-storey apartment house at number 81 in Volkswohlstraße, today's Anna-Seghers-Straße. She lived in this apartment until her death in 1983.

Visiting the Museum is only possible on a scheduled tour. Tours take place on the hour.

Please register for a guided tour via e-mail at annaseghersmuseum@adk.de

The number of participants is limited.