The site known since 1987 as the "Topography of Terror" was the central location from which the Nazis palnned and managed most of their crimes. Here, between 1933 and 1945, the most important institutions of the Nazi terror apparatus of the SS and police operated from the Secret State Police Office, the Reich SS Leadership, and the Reich Security Main Office. Partially destroyed during the war, rendered unrecognizable after the war by demolition and conversion, and eventually forgotten, this historic site was rediscovered in the early 1980s and gradually reestablished in the historical memory of Berlin and the Federal Republic of Germany. What had been a partial wasteland in the shadow of the Berlin Wall was ultimately transormed into a center for the documentation of Nazi crimes, and now attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year.
Source:Topographie des Terros
| Address: |
Topographie des Terrors
Niederkirchnerstr. 8
10963
Berlin
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| Phone: | 030 25 45 09 50 |
| Internet: | www.topographie.de |
| Opening Hours: | daily 10.00 to 20.00, except 24.12./31.12. und 1.1. |
| Admission Fee: | Admission free |
| Guided Tours: | Guided tours by arrangement (phone: 030 25 48 67 03) |
| Public Transport: | Train station:
Anhalter Bahnhof (Berlin) (S): S1, S2, S25
Bus:
Anhalter Bahnhof (Berlin) (S): M29, M41
Wilhelmstr./Kochstr. (Berlin): N6, M29 Abgeordnetenhaus (Berlin): M41 Leipziger Str./Wilhelmstr. (Berlin): M48 Stadtmitte/Leipziger Str. (Berlin) (U): M48 Underground:
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