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© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, Foto: Bianca Schröder

Curator-led tour of the special exhibition “1941. June Letters. Unread Field Mail from Kamianets-Podilskyi”

The curator-led tour offers in-depth insights into the exhibition and the extraordinary history of the so-called “June Letters” from Kamianets-Podilskyi. These undelivered field post and private letters offer rare glimpses into the lives of Red Army soldiers... moreabout: Curator-led tour of the special exhibition “1941. June Letters. Unread Field Mail from Kamianets-Podilskyi”

Date:
Sunday, 13/September/2026 13:00
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg

© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, Foto: Harry Schnitger

Guided Tour and Discussion: “The Soviet Legacy of the Berlin-Karlshorst Museum”

The Berlin-Karlshorst Museum is a memorial site with a complex history. The guided tour explores the traces of the building’s Soviet-era use and examines how this legacy can be contextualized and communicated today. Following the tour, participants are... moreabout: Guided Tour and Discussion: “The Soviet Legacy of the Berlin-Karlshorst Museum”

Date:
Sunday, 13/September/2026 10:00 (2 more dates)
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg

© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, Foto: Sonja Hugi

Attic Tours Focusing on Inscriptions by Soviet Soldiers

In the museum’s attic, which is otherwise closed to the public, Soviet military personnel left inscriptions in various places. These bear witness to the building’s nearly fifty years of Soviet use. After a brief introductory talk on the daily life of... moreabout: Attic Tours Focusing on Inscriptions by Soviet Soldiers

Date:
Sunday, 13/September/2026 12:30 (2 more dates)
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg
Blick in die Ausstellung des Museums Berlin-Karlshorst

© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, Foto: Harry Schnitger

Public guided tour Museum Berlin-Karlshorst. Site of the capitulation in May 1945

The tour provides an overview of the historical site of the surrender on May 8, 1945 and covers the events of the end of the war in 1945. The tour leads through the permanent exhibition "Germany and the Soviet Union in the Second World War", which looks... moreabout: Public guided tour Museum Berlin-Karlshorst. Site of the capitulation in May 1945

Date:
Sunday, 06/September/2026 15:00 (2 more dates)
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg

© Blick auf die Terrasse im Museumsgarten, Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, Foto: Harry Schnitger

Reading Café on the museum terrace featuring the museum's publications

The Reading Café offers visitors the opportunity to browse through the museum’s publications and explore the museum’s themes in greater depth. Coffee, cake, savory snacks, and other beverages invite visitors to linger and chat. Program for Open Monument... moreabout: Reading Café on the museum terrace featuring the museum's publications

Date:
Sunday, 13/September/2026 10:00
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg

© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst

Public Neighborhood Tour: “Secret Karlshorst: Searching for Traces in the Former Soviet Restricted Area”

Karlshorst was an important command center during the Cold War. After the war ended in May 1945, it became a Soviet restricted area. The Soviet military administration, intelligence services, and military units were stationed here. Later, the Stasi and... moreabout: Public Neighborhood Tour: “Secret Karlshorst: Searching for Traces in the Former Soviet Restricted Area”

Date:
Sunday, 20/September/2026 15:00
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg

© Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, Foto: Harry Schnitger

History in Layers — The Soviet Legacy of the Berlin-Karlshorst Museum

Under the Open Monument Day theme “NetzWERKE: Monuments and Infrastructure,” the Museum Berlin-Karlshorst offers a variety of ways to explore the history of the site—from traces of the Soviet legacy to artistic perspectives on memory and the present. The... moreabout: History in Layers — The Soviet Legacy of the Berlin-Karlshorst Museum

Date:
Sunday, 13/September/2026 10:00
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg
Blick in die Dauerausstellung "Deutschland und die Sowjetunion im Zweiten Weltkrieg 1941-1945"

© Foto/Photo: Thomas Bruns, Museum Berlin-Karlshorst

Germany and the Soviet Union in the Second World War 1941-1945

The Second World War began on 1 September 1939 with the German invasion of Poland. It ended in Europe on May 8, 1945, and in Asia on September 2, 1945. Never before were more people killed and greater destruction wrought in a war. This applies in particular... moreabout: Germany and the Soviet Union in the Second World War 1941-1945

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Sound Installation with Lissening Session “Echo, May 8–9”

The installation “Nachhall 8./9. Mai” by Dora Busch and Jeremy Knowles explores the end of World War II from multifaceted perspectives. Taking the surrender as its starting point, it unfolds a deliberately fragmented narrative and creates a space for... moreabout: Sound Installation with Lissening Session “Echo, May 8–9”

Date:
Sunday, 13/September/2026 15:00
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg

© Grafik: Deutsch-Polnisches Haus

A Shared History, Divided Memories? Soviet Deportations from Polish Territories

On September 17, 1939, the Red Army marched into the eastern territories of the Second Polish Republic. The Soviet leadership justified the occupation on the grounds of protecting the Ukrainian and Belarusian populations. The invasion took place a few... moreabout: A Shared History, Divided Memories? Soviet Deportations from Polish Territories

Date:
Thursday, 17/September/2026 19:00
Venue:
Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Address:
Zwieseler Straße 4, 10318 Berlin-Lichtenberg
Ort der bedingungslosen Kapitulation der Wehrmacht, ehemaliges Offizierskasino der Pionierschule I, in Berlin-Karlshorst, 8. Mai 1945 – Ort der bedingungslosen Kapitulation der Wehrmacht, ehemaliges Offizierskasino der Pionierschule I, in Berlin-Karlshorst, 8. Mai 1945

© Foto Timofej Melnik, Museum Berlin-Karlshorst

The German Surrender in May 1945

On 8 May 1945 World War II ended in Europe with the surrender of the German Wehrmacht in Berlin-Karlshorst. moreabout: The German Surrender in May 1945

© Grafik: Christin Franke

1941. Letters from June. Unopened field post from Kamianets-Podilskyi

To mark the 85th anniversary of the German invasion of the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, the museum is once again presenting the exhibition *1941: Letters from June*. Unread field post from Kamianets-Podilskyi, which was curated in 2016 in collaboration... moreabout: 1941. Letters from June. Unopened field post from Kamianets-Podilskyi

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