Events

The illustrated poster was born in Europe in the late 19th century, reflecting an increasingly commercialised world with conflicting political ideologies. Posters are ephemeral, produced for a specific moment, yet many elements are recycled and resonate in cultural memory today.

The Allied Museum is planning its refoundation in Hangar 7 of the former Tempelhof Airport. No chapter of recent history seems more current than the clash of systems between East and West. The New Allied Museum thus aims to convey

Supported by the UK government’s Culture Recovery Fund, this new exhibition covers the events of 1938 to late 1939. Focusing on the team of early pioneers who set up the wartime codebreaking headquarters at Bletchley Park in the build-up to

The homeless, sex workers, single mothers, alcoholics, petty thieves and the ‘work-shy’: these are just a few examples of the very diverse group of people who were labelled “antisocial” by the National Socialists and who were deported to concentration camps

Otto Ernst Remer, the commander of the “Großdeutschland” guard battalion, was involved in the counteraction in the Bendler Block on the evening of July 20, 1944. In 1949, he was one of the co-founders of the extreme-right Socialist Reich Party.

With this new exhibition, the Musée de la Libération de Paris – Musée du Général – Leclerc – Musée Jean Moulin continues to explore history by presenting the works of eight renowned women photographers who covered 75 years of international

From the 1849 siege of Rome by the French army to the current civil war in Syria, photography accompanies and illustrates major conflicts. However, what realities encompasses the commonly accepted term ‘war photographs’? In many cases it actually meets a plurality