Topography of Terror Documentation Center

Topography of Terror Documentation Center

The Topography of Terror Documentation Center is a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in the history of Nazi Germany and the Third Reich. Located on the site of the former Gestapo and SS headquarters, this center offers a comprehensive look at the terror perpetrated by these organizations during World War II.

Exhibition on the History of the Gestapo and SS

The exhibition provides an in-depth look at the history of the Gestapo and SS, including their rise to power, their role in the Holocaust, and their ultimate downfall. Visitors can see artifacts such as original documents, photographs, and even the preserved prison cells where political dissidents were once held.

The Berlin Wall Memorial

Located on the premises of the Documentation Center is a memorial to the victims of the Berlin Wall. The memorial features a preserved section of the wall, as well as a garden and a museum dedicated to the history of the wall and its impact on the city and its residents.

The Nazi Propaganda and Censorship Exhibition

This exhibition explores how the Nazi regime used propaganda and censorship to control the media and shape public opinion. Visitors can see original posters, films, and other propaganda materials that were used to promote the Nazi ideology.

The Resistance and Opposition Exhibition

This exhibition looks at the resistance and opposition movements that emerged within Germany during World War II. Visitors can learn about the various groups and individuals who risked their lives to fight against the Nazi regime.

The Victims of the Nazi Regime Exhibition

This exhibition is dedicated to the millions of people who were victimized by the Nazi regime, including Jews, homosexuals, Romani people, disabled individuals, and others. Visitors can learn about the individual stories of these victims and how they were targeted and persecuted by the Nazis.

The Berlin Underground Bunker

This underground bunker was built during World War II to serve as a command center for the Gestapo and SS. Today, it has been preserved and is open to visitors who can explore the bunker and learn about its history.

The Topography of Terror Outdoor Exhibition

This outdoor exhibition features a series of plaques and installations that provide information about the history of the site and the various buildings that once stood here. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the exhibition and learn about the history of the Topography of Terror.