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Thursday, July 23, 2026, 9:00 p.m. And Facing the Future This 2019 film explores the grim Stalinist legacy that remained unaddressed until the end of the GDR. Director Bernd Böhlich commemorates the thousands of Germans who came to the GDR after spending... moreabout: OPEN-AIR MOVIE SERIES IN THE COURTYARD: "WOMEN'S FATES"
Curator and great-grandson Ilja Niederkirchner discusses his artistic exploration of his family’s history. After his mother’s death, photographer and graphic designer Ilja Niederkirchner inherited numerous boxes of letters, photos, and documents that... moreabout: LECTURE AND DISCUSSION: Questions for the Ghosts
In collaboration with the Museum Pankow, photographer Michael Wesely is developing a new exhibition of his “Doubleday” series, which explores the history and present of Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood. The starting point is a collection of historical... moreabout: Michael Wesely. Doubleday in Prenzlauer Berg 1887–2026
For 25 years, the Museum Pankow has been preserving, researching and communicating the history of a district that is as diverse as its neighborhoods. The anniversary exhibition invites you to go on a journey of discovery - to projects, memories and collaborations... moreabout: History(s) on site
6:00 p.m. Curator-led tour with Annette Leo and Ilja Niederkirchner The exhibition approaches the topic from two different perspectives. Ilja Niederkirchner, a descendant and photographer, explores his heritage artistically by cutting up, blending,... moreabout: FINISSAGE of the exhibition "History Between Us: The Niederkirchner Family—A Contradictory Legacy"
The exhibition approaches the topic from two different perspectives. Ilja Niederkirchner, a descendant and photographer, explores his heritage artistically by cutting up, blending, or reassembling the inherited photographs. Historian Annette Leo traces... moreabout: Curator-led tour of the exhibition with Annette Leo and Ilja Niederkirchner
Käte Niederkirchner (1909-1944) was considered an icon of anti-fascist resistance in the GDR. Company collectives, vacation homes, kindergartens and even a ship were named after her. Today she is commemorated by two streets in the districts of Mitte and... moreabout: The story between us
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