Guided tour with curator Jan Dohrmann of the temporary exhibition: Still there!
During the National Socialist era, friendly and intimate contact between Germans and the approximately 13 million prisoners of war or forced laborers in the Reich was undesirable. In some cases, they were strictly forbidden.
But they are "still there": children who emerged from such relationships. Their stories have long been taboo. They have been little researched and are barely present in the culture of remembrance.
The "trotzdem da!" exhibition team has tracked down more than 20 children from forbidden relationships in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. The exhibition tells their life stories and sheds light on their experiences of exclusion and discrimination in the post-war period as well as their parents' stories of persecution.
"Still there!" is an exhibition project at the Sandbostel camp memorial. It is funded by the Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future (EVZ) and the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) as part of the educational agenda on Nazi injustice.
Places are limited. Please register for the event by sending an email to nsdok@stadt-koeln.de.
An accompanying program to the special exhibition "trotzdem da! - Children from forbidden relationships between Germans and prisoners of war or forced laborers"
For: Everyone | By: NS Documentation Center | Participation: free of charge | plus admission
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plus admission (regular 4.50; reduced 2.00)