The exhibition takes visitors to around 20 typical urban locations, such as the city hall, streets, universities, stores and courts. The stories presented there show how National Socialism shaped the city of Frankfurt and the everyday lives of its inhabitants – their scope ranges from perpetrators to victims of state and municipal violence. Options for action are discussed, as are the consequences of political inaction, turning a blind eye, profiteering, or blind obedience. The exhibition deals with participation, but never loses sight of resistance or the consequences for the individual lives of those persecuted.
Historisches Museum Frankfurt
Saalhof 1
60311 Frankfurt
+49 (0)69 212 35599
info@historisches-museum-frankfurt.de
www.historisches-museum-frankfurt.de
U: 4, 5 (Dom / Römer) Tram: 11, 12, 14 (Römer / Paulskirche)
TUES–SUN 11 am – 6 pm
Municipal museum of the City of Frankfurt
largely barrier-free
WC wheelchair accessible
Help for people with visual impairments
Help for people with hearing impairments
Free admission for children and young persons under 18