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The Military History Museum of the Bundeswehr

The Military History Museum of the Bundeswehr

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The Military History Museum of the Bundeswehr

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Projects and collaborations

International collaborations

International collaborations

In collaboration with the Bavarian Army Museum in Ingolstadt, the Military History Museum established a working group of German-speaking…

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History of the museum

The beginnings of the museum

The origins of today’s Military History Museum of the Bundeswehr in Dresden date back to 1559. At that time, the Electoral Saxon Armoury was established in the city…

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Architecture

A new structure that challenges continuity

A new structure that challenges continuity

Like a wedge, the new structure cuts through the historical arsenal building, symbolizing the profound rupture…

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Profile of the museum

Context instead of a hall of fame

Context instead of a hall of fame

In the past, military history museums primarily served as venues for displaying weaponry and as halls of fame for national…

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Library

A place for questions and answers

A place for questions and answers

The library of the Military History Museum is not only part of the collection, but also a place of research and scholarly…

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Documentary collection

Words that preserve history

Words that preserve history

A handwritten field-post letter, a carefully kept diary, a poster on a street corner – all these objects tell a story that is relevant to…

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