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Buchenwald

In 1937, the Nazis had the Buchenwald concentration camp built on Ettersberg Mountain, just outside the city of Weimar. By the end of the war, the SS had held more than a quarter of a million persons from nearly all countries of Europe in custody here and in the many Buchenwald subcamps. Beginning i

Peace Line

Verdun. Riga. Buchenwald. Leningrad blockade. Sarajevo. Westerplatte. Srebrenica. Have you heard about all these places, but never been there? If you are aged between 18 and 26, enjoy travelling to foreign countries with people from different countries and like to get involved in discussions, then j

Franz Ehrlich in Buchenwald

The Bauhausler Franz Ehrlich in Buchenwald. An Audio Walk In 1937, Franz Ehrlich, a former student at the Bauhaus Dessau, was sent to Buchenwald concentration camp as a political prisoner. During his imprisonment, he designed the famous inscription “Jedem das Seine” (“To Each His Own”) at the camp

Steinwache Dortmund

The app runs through the center of Dortmund and the adjacent suburbs. Informs you about places that were for Dortmund in the National Socialism of importance, eg on the site of the old synagogue, or the sub-camp of Buchenwald concentration camp. With the help of map-based navigation and a Anpeilhilf

Audiowalk EB

The 45-minute audio walk leads from Ettersburg Castle near Weimar to the Buchenwald concentration camp memorial and can be used as preparation for a visit to the memorial. Following the steps of the artist, one walks through the forest while interview partners describe their connection to the concen