Stalag-Neustadt-Museum
Small museum in Moosburg on the history of the Stalag VII A prisoner-of-war camp, the US internment camp, and the refugee settlement of Neustadt.
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Om museet
The Stalag-Neustadt-Museum of the town of Moosburg tells how a prisoner-of-war camp became a district. It covers three periods: the Stalag VII A prisoner-of-war camp from 1939 to 1945, the American internment camp of the postwar years until 1948, and the refugee settlement and its development into today's district of Neustadt.
The museum sees itself as a place of remembrance. Photographs, explanatory texts, and original objects document daily life in the camp and the new beginning afterward. It is located near the Haus der Heimat. Further places of memory related to the camp, such as the Stalag memorial square with the Franzosenbrunnen and information panels at the former camp entrance, are freely accessible in the town area.
Højdepunkter
- History of Stalag VII A (1939–1945)
- US internment camp, 1945–1948
- Origin of the Neustadt district from the refugee settlement
- Photographs, texts, and original objects
Permanent udstilling
- Vom Kriegsgefangenenlager zum Stadtteil Neustadt – Photos, texts, and original objects on Stalag VII A, the US internment camp, and the emergence of the Neustadt district.
- Ejer
- Stadt Moosburg an der Isar
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The museum is at Hodschager Straße 2, near the Haus der Heimat.
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| Godt at vide | Appointments outside opening hours by arrangement through the town of Moosburg (phone 08761 68411). The association Stalag Moosburg e. V. offers guided tours of the former camp grounds by arrangement. |
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