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Free documentation centre on the former Anhalter Bahnhof site, covering flight, expulsion and forced migration, with a contemporary witness archive and a quiet reading room.
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Free documentation centre on the former Anhalter Bahnhof site, covering flight, expulsion and forced migration, with a contemporary witness archive and a quiet reading room.
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A Mitte cabaret theatre staging satirical political comedy, with ensemble shows and guest acts in German.
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A private collection of art from the 1920s to the 2010s, shown in the owners' home and work rooms in Mitte since 1997. Saturday tours are dialogue-based, so you discuss the works rather than just listen.
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A museum on the Western Allies' presence in Berlin from 1945 to 1994, with a Cold War board game exhibition and outdoor Wall and Checkpoint Charlie pieces.
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Berlin museum on war and anti-war themes, with a permanent exhibition and changing shows by international artists in a gallery space.
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Visitor centre of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service, with an interactive exhibition over more than 1,000 square metres, plus talks and events.
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Memorial on the cemetery of the 1848 March dead, covering both revolutions, with a walk past graves and biographies of those who died.
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Free exhibition on Willy Brandt's life and politics, from Weimar times through reunification, with themed areas on democracy, Europe and environment.
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A Neukölln community garden hosting outdoor Kiezkino documentary screenings, paid for by a passed hat, plus a summer festival with punk, wave and Mexican son.
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A contemporary art centre with exhibitions and artist residencies. The autumn programme includes Tanja Ostojić's ENCOUNTERS on bodies, borders and resistance, plus a video station showing Analivia Cordeiro's Computer Dance.
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An exhibition and event space run by the daily junge Welt, hosting concerts, panels and book presentations, with a left-wing outlook.
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Run by the Bundestag, this exhibition traces the history of the German parliament inside the Deutscher Dom on Gendarmenmarkt.
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A self-organised community café in Kreuzberg run by eleven collectives inside the Regenbogenfabrik, with rotating artists' exhibitions and free events.
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A museum in the former Stasi headquarters, where you can see Erich Mielke's preserved office and Stasi files, photos and objects.
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Six-level pyramid-shaped building in Hellersdorf with rotating exhibitions on social, cultural and artistic themes with a regional focus. Readings, lectures, film screenings and concerts fill the programme, and choir singing and book bazaars run between shows.
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A museum inside a World War II bunker, covering Nazism and the Führerbunker remains, postwar German history and a separate Ukraine section on the Russian invasion.
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A free exhibition on how the Stasi collected personal data, with its archive of about 111 kilometres of files. Talks with witnesses are held at the former headquarters.
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Free interactive exhibition in the Europäisches Haus on Unter den Linden about how the EU and its politics work, offered in 24 European languages. A 360-degree cinema shows a European Parliament plenary session.
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Local history museum in Kreuzberg with rotating exhibitions on street names, social movements and migration, plus an archive and a podcast project about the neighbourhood.
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A Kreuzberg gallery for sustainable art, currently showing the exhibition "Debunking fake news" on climate and the environment.
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A neighbourhood pub-café in Neukölln, listed in a Berlin left-wing subculture and politics calendar.
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An English-language event at the Kronprinzenpalais in Mitte on the aesthetics of justice, asking how fairness can be shown visually.
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Kreuzberg arts centre run by Boros GmbH. A 2015 outdoor installation by Gustavo Aceves, with life-size horses, addressed migration and asylum at the Brandenburg Gate.
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A bistro inside the Bundestag serving daily changing lunch dishes, with themed evenings where social questions are discussed over a meal.
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