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Museum Karlshorst
Impact-drivenAssociationArt & CultureEducation
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
About Museum Karlshorst
Museum Karlshorst is a historically significant site in Berlin, recognized as the location where the unconditional surrender of the German Wehrmacht was signed on May 8, 1945. Its core mission involves documenting and commemorating this pivotal event and the broader German-Soviet history of the 20th century. The museum offers free admission to its permanent exhibition, "Germany and the Soviet Union in World War II 1941-1945," and other special exhibitions. Educational programs for various target groups and commemorative events further contribute to processing the consequences of war.
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Sustainability Goals
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Promotes peace through war crime documentation
The Museum Berlin-Karlshorst documents Germany's unconditional surrender and the crimes of World War II, conveying the importance of peace and justice through historical remembrance.
Educates on war's impact for peaceful societies
Through exhibitions and commemorative events, the organization educates on the devastating consequences of war, strengthening awareness for building peaceful societies.
Quality Education
Provides historical education for diverse audiences
The museum offers free access to exhibitions and special educational programs, including guided and discovery tours for students and teachers.
Free access to comprehensive historical documentation
The organization ensures access to extensive documents and objects on German-Soviet history through free admission and a rich collection.
Reduced Inequalities
Free access to historical education for all
The museum grants free admission to all visitors, thereby promoting equitable access to cultural and historical education.
Illuminates historical inequalities and conflict causes
By presenting the criminal German warfare, the organization contributes to reflection on inequalities and the importance of justice and human dignity.
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FAQs
Q1What is the core mission of Museum Karlshorst?+
Museum Karlshorst documents and commemorates the unconditional surrender of the German Wehrmacht on May 8, 1945, and the broader German-Soviet history of the 20th century. It offers free admission and promotes historical understanding.
Q2Which SDGs does Museum Karlshorst primarily support?+
Museum Karlshorst primarily supports SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions). It also contributes secondarily to SDG 4 (Quality Education) and tertiarily to SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities).
Q3Where is Museum Karlshorst located?+
Museum Karlshorst is located in Berlin, Germany. It stands as a significant historical site within the city.
Q4Where can interested individuals find job openings at Museum Karlshorst?+
Current job openings at Museum Karlshorst are available on the official website at https://www.museum-karlshorst.de/stellenangebote/. Interested individuals can find information about open positions there.
Q5Does Museum Karlshorst charge an admission fee?+
No, Museum Karlshorst offers free admission to all its exhibitions and facilities for its visitors. This is part of its mission to facilitate access to history.
Q6What types of exhibitions and educational programs does Museum Karlshorst offer?+
The museum features the permanent exhibition "Germany and the Soviet Union in World War II 1941-1945" and an open-air special exhibition on the 1945 capitulation. It also provides guided tours and discovery tours for various target groups.
