Freedom, peace, democracy, and justice—these values and goals drove Willy Brandt throughout his life.
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Blick in die Ausstellung WILLY BRANDT
His contribution to reconciliation with Germany’s eastern neighbors, his commitment to European unification, his advocacy for German reunification, and his efforts to combat hunger and poverty worldwide are milestones in history. Many of the issues he addressed remain highly relevant today.
Discover the varied life of the Social Democrat—who was an opponent of the Nazis, Governing Mayor of Berlin, Federal Chancellor, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and global statesman—in the permanent exhibition WILLY BRANDT.
Fascinating exhibits highlight the most important events and stages in Willy Brandt’s life. His political career also tells the story of Germany’s turbulent history in the 20th century—from the Weimar Republic to German reunification.
Three thematic sections—Democracy, Europe, and Environmental Protection—highlight the policy areas that Willy Brandt consistently championed.
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Please note: The Forum will be closed on June 4, 5, and 6, 2026.
