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hoto of two women and a man. Handwritten notes and blue and white striped prison uniform as book cover. The photography shows material from the Ravensbrück Archive. To the left of the image is a blue logotype with the words UNESCO Memory of the World.

Memory of the World | Read and experience

The Exhibition Room has a presentation on the Memory of the World, the Ravensbrück Archive. It also shows the documentary Lakocinski’s 9: Documenting the Unspeakable. For more about the memory, check the link. Now, with an article in The Conversation.

On the left, poor children are at a dining table. On the right, people wearing crowns at a medieval banquet.

Food in Need and Desire | Visit the exhibition

The exhibition shows how food has been scarce and abundant throughout history. Welcome to the Exhibition Room.

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