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Entrance hall of the exhibition
(c) GHWK, Thomas Bruns
Entrance room to the exhibition, two floor-to-ceiling windows in the background, parquet flooring, four upholstered seating elements. In the foreground, an exhibition board with exhibition title and sign language video.
Room 3 of the exhibition: The Meeting on 20 January 1942
(c) GHWK, Thomas Bruns
Perspective from the front of the room, parquet floor, stucco ceiling, large glass surfaces in the background. Exhibition walls on the left and right and in the background in the centre of the room. A person is standing in front of a monitor on the exhibition wall on the left. Another person is sitting at the exhibition element in the centre.

On 20 January 1942 senior representatives of the Nazi regime meet in the Wannsee villa. They discuss the murder of millions of Jewish men, women and children. The killing has already begun at this point. These men plan the next steps to be taken.

The exhibition places the meeting into the context of the anti-Jewish policy of the Nazi regime. It shows that many institutions and individuals are involved in the mass murder. It also asks how the so-called Wannsee Conference and its participants are perceived after the war.

Opening hours,

  • Monday-Sunday 10:00 - 18:00
  • 1. January closed
  • 1. May closed
  • 3. October closed
  • 24. December closed
  • 25. December closed
  • 26. December closed
  • 31. December closed

Location,

House of the Wannsee Conference
Am Großen Wannsee 56-58, 14109 Berlin

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+49 (30) 217998600

Website,

www.ghwk.de/en/exhibitio…

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Free entrance

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Catalog

The Meeting at Wannsee and the Murder fo the European Jews. Exhibition Catalogue. Production and editing: Dr Elke Gryglewski, Dr Hans-Christian Jasch, David Zolldan. Berlin 2020.

ISBN 978-3-9820289-3-4

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