Everyday Life of Forced Laborers under National Socialism

This guided tour through the former Nazi forced labor camp offers a sobering overview of the system of forced labor during the National Socialist era. It addresses fundamental questions: Who were the 13 million men, women, and children coerced into work within the German Reich? What specific tasks were they forced to perform, and how were they treated? A visit to the restored 'Baracke 13' provides a vivid, poignant impression of the harsh living conditions these individuals endured. The exhibition emphasizes that forced labor was not a peripheral event but an integral part of everyday life in Germany at the time.