Under the guiding question "Where does injustice begin?", the history laboratory of the Lernort Kislau e. V. invites visitors to explore not only the role and function of the Kislau concentration camp during the Nazi era, but also important contemporary issues at eight interactive double stations. The offer is primarily aimed at young people, but it also provides valuable information and inspiration for older people. Based on the history of the early Kislau concentration camp, visitors can explore the differences between the rule of law and the rule of injustice, democracy and dictatorship.
"Where does injustice begin?" The mobile history laboratory on the Kislau concentration camp
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