Finissage and panel discussion
At the end of the exhibitions "Glass" and "Forgotten Liberation", experts will discuss how to deal with the material legacy of Nazi forced labor.
Image gallery
Zerbrochene Glasscherben in verschiedenen Formen und Farben, darunter grün, braun und klar, mit rauen und glatten Oberflächen.
Berlin is full of traces of forced labor: from preserved accommodation barracks and old factory sites to archaeological remains in the ground. Many of these sites are still unknown and the relics of forced labor are often invisible.
A new cooperation project between the Documentation Center and the State Monuments Office is systematically recording the barrack camps that were built during the Second World War.
The finissage brings together research, monument protection and the artistic perspective: What do the material testimonies tell us about the past? And how can we deal with them in the present?
Welcome:
- Dr. Christine Glauning Director of the Documentation Centre for Nazi Forced Labour
- Panel: Sonya Schönberger Artist, installation "Glass" (2025) Dr. Christoph Rauhut State Conservator, Director of the State Monuments Office Dr. Gonzalo Compañy Archaeologist, Documentation Centre on Nazi Forced Labour
Moderation:
- Dr. Roland Borchers Documentation Centre for Nazi Forced Labor
At 6 p.m. there will be a curator's tour of the exhibition "Forgotten Liberation. Forced laborers in Berlin 1945" will take place.
(IN GERMAN)
Additional information
Dates
October 2025
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