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These are press images on the Haus der Geschichte in Bonn. Press images on temporary exhibitions can be found in the respective press releases. Publication of the images is permitted together with coverage of the exhibition and if the copyright is indicated.
Main museum entrance
The main entrance leads into the museum’s lobby.
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Axel Thünker
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Museum garden
The museum garden presents home gardens designed typically for the respective era – and thus traces social and economic trends in the Federal Republic of Germany.
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Axel Thünker
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The Roman Cellar
When construction work on the Haus der Geschichte began in 1989, archaeologists uncovered a well-preserved second-century Roman cellar along with several hundred artefacts.
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Axel Thünker
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Chancellor’s study in the former Chancellery
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte, Axel Thünker
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Entrance to the permanent exhibition
The chronological exhibition route begins with the German Wehrmacht’s capitulation on 8 May 1945, liberation from the Nazi regime and the Allied occupation of Germany.
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Axel Thünker
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Threat
Soviet T34 tanks helped put down the People’s Uprising in East Germany on 17 June 1953.
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Martin Magunia
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Palais Schaumburg
Today Palais Schaumburg is the official Bonn office of the Federal Chancellor; here the Haus der Geschichte enables you to view the historical premises. An exhibition gives you an idea of its history from 1860 to the present. The Palais will remain closed for modernization probably until 2019.
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Axel Thünker
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Chancellor's Bungalow
Designed in 1963 by architect Sep Ruf, the Chancellor’s Bungalow was available to all heads of government from 1964 until 1999 as an apartment and for state purposes. This historical site has been open to the public since 2009.
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Axel Thünker
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Bundesrat building
The representatives of the federal states convened in the Bundesrat building (now the Bonn Office of the Bundesrat) from 1949 until the seat of government relocated to Berlin in 2000. A small exhibition outlines the Bundesrat’s history and functions.
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Cynthia Rühmekorf
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These are press images on the Zeitgeschichtliches Forum Leipzig. Press images on temporary exhibitions can be found in the respective press releases. Publication of the images is permitted together with coverage of the exhibition and if the copyright is indicated.
Permanent exhibition
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/PUNCTUM, Alexander Schmidt
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Permanent exhibition
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/PUNCTUM, Alexander Schmidt
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Permanent exhibition
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/PUNCTUM, Alexander Schmidt
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Permanent exhibition
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/PUNCTUM, Alexander Schmidt
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Permanent exhibition
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/PUNCTUM, Alexander Schmidt
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These are press images on the Tränenpalast ("Palace of Tears") in Berlin. Publication of the images is permitted together with coverage of the exhibition and if the copyright is indicated.
These are press images on the Museum in der Kulturbrauerei in Berlin. Press images on temporary exhibitions can be found in the respective press releases. Publication of the images is permitted together with coverage of the exhibition and if the copyright is indicated.
