With Heike Stange, Frauentouren
Helga Goetze found her role as an "inevitable disruptive force" in 1980s West Berlin. With her vigils, which she held at Breitscheidplatz starting in 1983, she positioned herself at the heart of public life and lived nearby at Schlüterstraße 70. Helga Goetze was a self-taught activist in the struggle for self-determination.
Image gallery
Helga Götze in einer Menschenmenge
Since the 1970s, a feminist women's movement has emerged, encompassing a wide range of diverse activities. This movement required spaces. Participants will explore hidden spaces and markers, micro-spaces and collective spaces, both internal and external, examining how women used and appropriated these spaces at that time.
Some of the stops include the Schwarze Café (Black Café), the Jeanne-Mammen-Bogen (Jeanne Mammen Arch), the former women's bookstore "Lilith," the TU cafeteria, and the "Hidden Museum."
- Meeting point: At the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Breitscheidplatz
The tours will take place in conjunction with the exhibition "Female Being, Intellectually Versatile, Seeks – Helga Goetze."
IN GERMAN
Additional information
Meeting point: At the Memorial Church, Breitscheidplatz
Booking: Limited number of participants. Registration is requested: Tel. 030-90 29 24 106 or e-mail museum[at]charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de. Spontaneous participation may also be possible.
Booking: Limited number of participants. Registration is requested: Tel. 030-90 29 24 106 or e-mail museum[at]charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de. Spontaneous participation may also be possible.
Dates
March 2026
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