Anti-Kriegs-Museum

A short Film about Ernst Friedrich, the founder of the museum, his Anti-War Museum 1925 - 1933 and how this worldwide first museum of its kind came to be.

Get a first-hand impression of what it was like to spend a night in the oppressive atmosphere of the faithful restoration of the building’s air-raid shelter!

Ein kurzer Film über den Schriftsteller und Pazifisten Ernst Friedrich, der 1925 das Anti-Kriegsmuseum in Berlin gründete, gibt Einblicke in die Hintergründe zur Entstehung des weltweit ersten Museums seiner Art.

The exhibition highlights the history of the peace movement in Europe. In the centre of interest are portraits of men and women who - in different times and in various ways - engaged for peace like Erasmus of Rotterdam and Albert Einstein, Bertha von Suttner or Käthe Kollwitz.

Berlin-based artist Hella Rost shows her work in the museums Peace Gallery. Part of the work shown in the exhibition was created under the influence of the developing war in Ukraine.An art exhibition regarding the war in Ukraine