Name: NS-Injustice in the Land of Brunswick
Start: 2026-06-18T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-18T18:30:00+02:00
Location: Städtisches Museum Braunschweig

A look into a dark chapter of Brunswick's history

With the lecture NS-Injustice in the Land of Brunswick, a topic that combines historical depth and significant societal relevance comes into focus at the Altstadtrathaus. The series Exhibit of the Month regularly showcases objects and stories from the Brunswick City Museum – this time featuring a lecture by Arnulf Heinemann in the Kleine Dornse.

History that goes beneath the surface

The afternoon takes us right into the Nazi era and sheds light on the injustice in the land of Brunswick. The place itself makes the difference: In the historic Altstadtrathaus, museum education meets authentic ambiance. For all those interested in regional history, memory culture, and the legal dimensions of National Socialism, a concentrated event experience with substance is being created here.

A format with knowledge and attitude

The lecture series of the City Museum focuses on clear organization, scientific categorization, and accessible target audience communication. Instead of mere data, the event presents a condensed picture of local history. The audience mood is likely to be calm and attentive: a space for listening, questioning, and placing history in context.

The distinctive setting in the Altstadtrathaus

The Altstadtrathaus itself is part of Brunswick's history and provides an impressive backdrop for the lecture. The combination of museum environment, historical architecture, and content precision makes this event a suitable address for all who appreciate deep lectures. The free admission also makes the visit low-threshold and attractive.

Conclusion: Those interested in Nazi history, Brunswick's past, and the work of the City Museum will experience a dense, educational, and important afternoon here. This lecture connects memory culture with local context – and is particularly worthwhile to experience live.