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© NS-Dokumentationszentrum München (Nazi Documentation Center Munich), Photo: Connolly Weber Photography

Erinnerungsort Neuaubing (Neuaubing Place of Remembrance)

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Free entry.
Accessibility
not accessible
Opening Times
Always accessible
Address
Ehrenbürgstraße 9
81249 München
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The forced labour camp in Neuaubing was one of over 400 collective accommodations for forced labourers in Munich during the Nazi era. It was set up by the Reichsbahn in 1942 and was used until 1945 to house up to 1,000 people who had been deported from various European countries. They had to work at the nearby Neuaubing repair works (RAW). After the war, the history of the camp fell into oblivion until civic engagement made it visible again.

Today, eight barracks have been preserved. The site is open to the public. Barrack 5 can currently only be visited as part of a tour, and exhibitions, events, workshops and seminars will be held in two of the buildings and in the outdoor area in the future. Even before the opening, which is planned for 2025, there is a lot to discover - on site and digitally.

Last edited on 31.07.2024

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Associated museum groups

Museum / Exhibition Centre - currently closed: NS-Dokumentationszentrum München (Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism)

The Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism conveys the history of National Socialism with a view to the present and the future and considers the historical experience of the...

Location: München

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View of the barracks and the small bunker surrounded by trees. (opens enlarged image)
Barracks and shrapnel shelter of the former forced labour camp in Munich-Neuaubing, 2014 © NS-Dokumentationszentrum München (Nazi Documentation Center Munich). Photo: Connolly Weber Photography

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