Guided tour with translation into DGS "Exhibiting Violence: First Exhibitions on the Nazi Occupation in Europe, 1945-1948"

The dialogical tour provides insights into the exhibition and shows how the crimes of the Nazi regime were made public in five European cities in the immediate post-war period. Historical photographs, films and objects are used to explain what the first attempts to deal with the crime against humanity looked like. You will learn which original sites bear witness to the Nazi tyranny, but also which images from the concentration camps in Europe were made visible to the public for the first time. Forms of resistance are presented based on the history of the Warsaw Uprising and the Ghetto Uprising.


Discussion with the participants is expressly encouraged.


All contributions will be translated into DGS and spoken language so that a barrier-free exchange is possible.

Registration is not required.

(IN GERMAN)


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