Památky a muzea v okolí: Places of Interest and Museums in the Vicinity:
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Datum revize údajů: Date of the Last Revision:
10.10.2018
Poznámka: Note:
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Zdroje: Sources:
vlastní návstěva, září 2018
URL : https://www.valka.cz/Norimberk-Pamatnik-Norimberskeho-procesu-t217336#609790
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The museum is located directly at the palace of Justice, where the process took place. You can find him at Bärenschanzenstrasse 72. As well as street name and nearest bus stop of U-Bahn.
Exposure has the same form as the other documentation centres in Germany - a lot of boards with text and photos. Just a few of the exhibits - such as a wooden box on the files or one of the benches for the accused from the process.
The first few panes describes the efforts to tie the war the international rules and the interwar attempts to prevent a repeat of the Great war (Company of the nation, the Briand-Kellogg pact ...). Followed by a couple of boards devoted to world war ii and the German crimes. The vast majority of boards, however, given to directly to the process with the biggest criminals, with the very details of all aspects from the legal to the ordinary organizational issues.
On several sheets is mentioned and the Tokyo process and in the side of the room is the exhibition devoted to downstream processes e.g. with the doctors of the SS members of the Einsatzgruppen or the leadership of IG Farben.
From exposure is three windows to see into the courtroom number 600, where the process took place.
The actual courtroom no. 600 is a permanent active use. If it however exactly is not standing, it is possible to also visit, so e.g. on the weekends, it shouldn't be a problem.
Admission: adults 6 EUROS reduced (children, students, ...) 1,50 EURO the audioguide in the price (English, Czech available wasn't)
Opening hours: weekday (except Tuesday) from 9 to 18 on the weekends 10-18.
URL : https://www.valka.cz/Norimberk-Pamatnik-Norimberskeho-procesu-t217336#609791
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