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Mauermuseum – Museum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie

10969 Berlin-Kreuzberg, Germany (Berlin)

Address Friedrichstraße 43-45
 
 
Floor area unfortunately not known yet  
 
Museum typ Exhibition
Heritage- or City Museum
  • Passenger cars
  • Model Ships
  • Photo cameras and slide projectors
  • Model Aircraft and Aviation
  • Arms
  • Amateur Radio / Military & Industry Radio
  • Buildings- & Landscape Models


Opening times
daily: 9:00 - 22:00
Täglich 9:00 - 22:00

Admission
Status from 05/2021
Adults: 14.50 €; Students: 9.50 €; School Pupils from 7-18: 7.50 €
Erwachsene: 14.,50 €; Studenten: 9,50 €; Schüler im Alter von 7-18 Jahren: 7,50 €

Contact
Tel.:+49-30 25 37 25-0  Fax:+49-30 251 20 75  
eMail:info mauermuseum.de   

Homepage www.mauer-museum.com

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Location / Directions
N52.507458° E13.390455°N52°30.44748' E13°23.42730'N52°30'26.8488" E13°23'25.6380"

U-Bahn: U6 zur Kochstraße-Checkpoint Charlie

Bus: M29 zur Kochstraße

Some example model pages for sets you can see there:

F: Thomson marque, See - und Landnotgerät TR-PM-2A (1970??)
USA: MILITARY U.S. PRC-6 RT-196 / PRC-6 (1951-55)

Description

HISTORY OF THE BERLIN WALL

East Germany and the Berlin Wall

Our permanent exhibition dates back to the museum’s first days, just after the building of the Berlin Wall, and charts the lifespan of the world’s supposedly most secure border system. Here you can see original boards created by Dr Rainer Hildebrandt in the 1960s, who worked with journalists, escape organisers, and protesters to put together a compact and clear outline of the background to the wall’s creation, as well as other key events in East Germany’s history, such as the 17th June 1953 uprisings. Wandering through our rooms you can also examine original artefacts used during many of the infamous escapes from East Germany – from escape cars, to hot air balloons, from homemade mini-submarines to deceptively hollow surfboards, our permanent exhibition is a testament to the ingenuity of the human mind when faced with perilous circumstances. Alongside the information boards and escape objects, we also showcase work by artists, whose only means of dealing with the existence of this cruel divide was to turn to their art.


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