Nazi Museum

In the beautiful German city of Nuremberg, the Museum of Nazism was opened, a permanent exhibition dedicated to the events of the era of Adolf Hitler. It was here that various rallies in support of the dictator were held, as well as a post-war tribunal. The exhibition of the museum is located in a specially erected building, which is part of a complex of buildings, once designed as a conference hall, by Albert Speer - the chief architect of the Third Reich. According to various sources, Hitler planned to hold large-scale rallies here.

Opening the Museum of Nazism, the city authorities appealed to local residents to present a variety of family relics associated with Nazi rallies. One of his exhibitions is called "Adoration and Violence", which aims to explain to people how the National Socialist Party achieved great success and captured the minds of its supporters. The Nazi Museum is open to visitors from Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 14:00.