Exhibitions - Mittelbau-Dora Memorial

A dark room. On the walls, backlit panels with photos and texts. Visitors look at the panels.

Permanent Exhibition Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp, 1943–1945

The exhibition shows the multifaceted network of relationships between the camps and their social environment and contributes to the critical examination of the topic of perpetration and the responsibility of accomplices and bystanders.

Path made of concrete slabs under trees. The exhibition building is built into a kind of embankment.

Escape Special exhibition in the firehouse

A look at the escapes made by inmates from the Mittelbau-Dora complex of concentration camps demonstrates that the German population was indeed directly confronted with the mass crimes of the Nazis during the war. Presenting stories of escapes, the...

Traveling Exhibitions

The Mittelbau-Dora Concentration Camp Memorial offers traveling exhibitions that can be borrowed free of charge and shown at various other locations.

One sees a large foyer with two galleries. Distributed in the foyer are the banners that make up the traveling exhibition.

Forced labour for the "final victory" Traveling Exhibition

The exhibition offers a concise overview of the history of the Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp and an in-depth examination of forced labour in the concentration camps.

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On the left you can see a door frame. Next to it, in front of a white wall, are two banners. The left one shows a black and white photo of a boy and a woman. On the right is the title of the exhibition.

From Auschwitz to the Hartz Traveling Exhibition

The exhibition deals with the persecution of the Roma and Sinti by the Nazi regime. After the dissolution of the so-called "Gypsy family camp" in Auschwitz-Birkenau, the survivors were transferred to the Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp.

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