Preserve memory: guided tours of the former forced labor camp

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Entdecken Sie die bewegende Geschichte des ehemaligen NS-Zwangsarbeiterlagers am Krumpuhler Weg in Tegel-Süd bei kostenlosen öffentlichen Führungen im September und Oktober 2024. Lernen Sie von Experten, wie dieser Ort von 1942 bis 1945 ein Zentrum der Zwangsarbeit war und erfahren Sie mehr über die geschichtliche Bedeutung der Gedenkstätte. Jetzt anmelden!
Discover the moving history of the former Nazi compulsory camp on Krumpuhler Weg in Tegel-Süd in free public tours in September and October 2024. Learn from experts how this place was a center of forced labor from 1942 to 1945 and learn more about the historical importance of the memorial. Register now! (Symbolbild/MB)

A historical event is imminent! On Krumpuhler Weg in Tegel-Süd, a former Nazi compulsory worker camp, the Reinickendorf museum has created a unique opportunity to shed light on the dark past of this place. Three exciting guided tours invite visitors to experience the horrors of history up close and to honor the sacrifices' memory.

Notched? Here are the appointments for the extraordinary tours:
• Sunday, 09/22/2024, 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., tour with Dr. Bettina Bouresh
• Saturday, 09/28/2024, 12 p.m.-4:00 p.m., short tours and discussion station with Claudia Wasow-Kania and Imke Küster at the Thanksgiving Festival of the Garden Labor School
• Sunday, 06.10.2024, 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., tour with Dr. Gertraud Schrage

a place full of history

Between 1942 and 1945, the area on Billerbecker Weg 123 A was one of the largest Nazi compulsory workers in Berlin, operated by a subsidiary of the Borsig company. With a shocking capacity of up to 1500 inmates, this place became a symbol of forced labor in the Third Reich. To this day, parts of the old buildings are silent witnesses of this dark time.

The Cultural City Councilor Harald Muschner (CDU) said: "These tours are an important way to remember the history of this place and to pay respect for the victims of the Nazi compulsory work. The importance of these tours could not be clearer!

moving insights into the past

The tours not only offer historical insights, but also provide a look at the later use of the site as a garden work school. A memorial room on the site shows fascinating finds from the everyday life of forced laborers who tell moving stories.

And the best? Participation in these profound tours is free! However, registration is necessary to ensure that nobody misses this significant occasion. Contact the museum at Tel. (030) 9029-464 60 or by email to museum@reinickendorf.berlin.de. The meeting point is the entrance at Billerbecker Weg 123, 13507 Berlin.

♥ ️ More details and information can also be found on the museum website: www.museum-reinickendorf.de. Be part of this significant memory work!