Plötzensee Memorial: Permanent exhibition

The Plötzensee Memorial Center

The Plötzensee Memorial Center commemorating the victims of National Socialism is a site of quiet remembrance. From 1933 to 1945, nearly three thousand people were executed here who had been unjustly sentenced to death by the National Socialist judiciary.

Today, the execution chamber is a memorial space.

The exhibition in the room adjoining it uses the following 14 panels to document the practices of the National Socialist judicial and penal system:

1. The Plötzensee Prison
2. Executions in Plötzensee 1933-1945
3. Liselotte Herrmann / Hermann Stöhr
4. Erich Deibel / Josef and Veronika Augustyniak
5. The European Union
6. Tatar Resistance Fighters Around Musa Dzhalil
7. The Bloody Nights of Plötzensee
8. The Bloody Nights of Plötzensee
9. The Red Orchestra
10. Judicial Terror
11. Judicial Murders of Czech Resistance Fighters
12. July 20, 1944
13. July 20, 1944
14. July 20, 1944

The exhibition also provides access to names and information about all those who were murdered in Plötzensee.
for more information:
https://www.orte-der-erinnerung.de/en/institutions-2/