Museum in der Runden Ecke

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Museum in der runden Ecke

Places to see in ( Leipzig - Germany ) Museum in der Runden Ecke

Places to see in ( Leipzig - Germany ) Museum in der Runden Ecke

The Museum Museum in the Round Corner is a museum in the former seat of the district administration for state security at Dittrichring in Leipzig on the history, structure and operation of the Ministry of State Security (MfS) in the GDR. The building was built from 1911 to 1913 as a commercial building of the Alte Leipziger Feuerversicherung to plans by the architect Hugo Licht and Karl Poser together with the office Weidenbach & Tschammer .

After American troops entered the city in 1945, the building was used by the US Army for several months. Subsequently, the building was approved by the Ministry of Interior of the Soviet Union(NKVD) and the MfS precursor K5. The seat of the District Administration for State Security (BVfS) was the building from 1950 to 1989. Around 1984, the building was supplemented with a large extension to a non-visible courtyard. On the evening of December 4, 1989, the facility was occupied by demonstrators during the Monday demonstrations.

Since August 1990 the Round Corner houses the permanent exhibition Stasi - Power and Banality. Carrier is the citizen committee Leipzig e. V. The building is also used by the Federal Commissioner for the documents of the State Security Service of the former German Democratic Republic (BStU) as a branch office in Leipzig to process and archive the files of the State Security available in Leipzig. The inventory is about ten running kilometers of files. During the Wave Gothic Meetings , special exhibitions will be shown to monitor Gothic culture in the GDR.

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Leipzig, Germany: 20th-Century History

More info about travel to Germany: In Leipzig, several sights offer travelers a fascinating look at Germany's 20th-century history. Visit the Contemporary History Forum and Stasi Museum in the Runde Ecke to learn the 44-year story of communism in East Germany, and finish with a stop at the place that played a pivotal role in the people's fight for freedom: the St. Nicholas Church.

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Die Runde Ecke in Leipzig

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Entrance of the STASI Bunker of Macker near Leipzig

Part of the Stasi Museum of Leipzig (runde-ecke-leipzig.de)

Leipziger Stasi Museum feiert Jubiläum

Das Leipziger Museum in der Runden-Ecke gibt es nun schon fast 25-Jahre. Im Herbst 1989 forderten die Leipziger bei einer Montagsdemo „Krume Ecke, Schreckenhaus. Wann wird ein Museum drauß“. Und dies nahmen sich einige Leipziger zu Herzen, sodass am 31. August 1990 das Museum mit der Dauerausstellung „STASI – Macht und Banalität“ von der damaligen Touristinformation zu ihrem jetzigen Standort an den Ring ziehen konnte. In der ehemaligen Leipziger Stasi-Bezirksverwaltung können die Besucher sich selbst ein Bild machen wie die SED die DDR Bürger überwachte. Mit Hilfe des Audioguides und Ausstellungstafeln werden die original erhaltenen Stasi-Räume zum Leben erweckt. Am kommenden Montag feiert die Runde Ecke schließlich ihren 25. Geburtstag und schon im Voraus hat sich das Museums Team einiges ausgedacht. Unter anderem werden eine Sonderführung mit Zeitzeugen, eine Podiumsdiskussion und ein Museumsquiz angeboten. Außerdem ist für Montag ein offizieller Geburtstags-Festakt geplant.

Weitere Informationen zu den Jubiläums-Angeboten in der Runde Ecke finden Sie unter leipzig-fernsehen.de.

Echoes of the runde Ecke for flute, guitar and narrator

Score:

Poems by Reiner Kunze as translated by my late friend Ewald Osers,
being reflections on the restrictions imposed on artists and writers by the totalitarian government (and Stasi (State Security Police)) of the DDR.
Each poem is followed by a flute and guitar duo reflecting the song that I wrote on it.
Some of the original sung versions can be heard at:

The image is of the Runde Ecke in Leipzig, which was the Stasi HQ and is now the Stasi Museum.


Interrogation:
Bad, she said was the moment of undressing.
Then, exposed to their gaze she discovered ev'rything about them.

Poetry Reading:
There was also one who wrote it all down
word for word
verse for verse
wrote it down
In the morning the papers kept silent silent
In the evening the screen showed serried ranks.

The End of Art:
You mustn't
said the owl to the mountain cock
You mustn't sing of the sun
the sun's not important!
The mountain cock struck the sun from its poem.
You're an artist! said the owl to the mountain cock.
And there was darkness all round.

Present Time:
What am I keeping under lock and seal?
No conspiracy not even pornography
The past the past, daughter,
to know it can cost the future


Letters from the East:

The stamp's upside down the head's upside down
an oversight an oversight
better take another envelope

Birds postillions when you start singing
the letter with the blue seal will arrive
with stamps bursting into flower
with words reading Nothing lasts for ever.

[Note: I have since established that the blue seal is in fact a seal that some people in East Germany used on their letters to Reiner Kunze while he was living in Greiz in West Germany - he knew that the letters had been screened by the Stasi if the seal was broken]

With the sun the post comes unloading letters.
How much light.

Postman blue clockhand
while you stand at number ten
I'm not yet dead.

I am K. and live here.
The poet has moved away address unknown.
Even our silent letters are screened

Translations ©Ewald Osers, used by kind permission.

Museum im Stasi-Bunker in Machern - Tourismusfrühstück on tour

Mit dem 1968-1972 erbauten Stasi-Bunker und dem Schloss Machern besitzt die Stadt Machern zwei bedeutende Attraktionen, die einen Ausflug lohnen.

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Gedenkstätte Museum in der „Runden Ecke“

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Gedenkstätte Museum in der „Runden Ecke“
Die Gedenkstätte Museum in der „Runden Ecke“ ist ein im ehemaligen Sitz der Bezirksverwaltung für Staatssicherheit am Dittrichring in Leipzig beheimatetes Museum über die Geschichte, Struktur und Arbeitsweise des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit in der DDR.

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Margitta Kupler: Wütende Bürger vor der Stasi

Die DDR-Oppositionelle Margitta Kupler gehörte am Zentralen Runden Tisch zur Arbeitsgruppe Sicherheit, die sich um die Auflösung des ostdeutschen Geheimdienstes kümmerte. Als sie auf der Sitzung des Runden Tisches am 15. Januar 1990 von der Demonstration vor der Stasi-Zentrale in der Normannenstraße erfuhren, unterbrachen sie ihre Arbeit. Kupler erinnert sich an die aufgeheizte Stimmung vor der Stasi-Zentrale und ihre Angst, dass sie in Gewalt umschlagen könnte.

Leipzig Runde Ecke ( Ex Stasi )

Mal eine kurze Rund gedreht.

Die Runde Ecke: Deutschland ist das beste Land der Welt

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Vor 20 Jahren kam Sier unter dramatischen Umständen nach Deutschland. In der Runden Ecke erzählt er von seiner gefährlichen Flucht aus Afghanistan und von seinem Neubeginn in Münster.

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După 30 de ani. Moștenirea otrăvită a comunismului.

După 30 de ani. Moștenirea otrăvită a comunismului.

Cu treizeci de ani în urmă mai exact tot anul 1989 a fost al marilor zdruncinături prin care trecea sistemul impus de Uniunea Sovietică imediat după a doua mare conflagrație mondială.

Regimul puterii populare instaurat în Europa de Est se dărâma. Mai repede și fără mari regrete sau greoi și cu mari violențe de la caz la caz. Dar totul era sigur sortit schimbării.

Evenimentele întâmplate atunci încă sunt studiate de istorici, scriitori sau cineaști. Din păcate la noi în țară au fost și multe victime omenești. A fost caracteristica revoluției române de a fi fost una din cele mai sângeroase.

Cele trei decenii ce au trecut de atunci asigură o oarecare detașare de acele întâmplări dar și permite celor ce au încă memoria vie să dea mărturie despre ce au trăit atunci.

La Timișoara a început o conferință internațională ce a are menirea tocmai de a marca corespunzător acesre trei decenii scurse de la acel an de excepție al continentului.

Tema aleasă este întrebarea dacă cei treizeci cde ani sunt o „moștenirea otrăvită a comunismului?”. Dacă sistemul a pierit cu adevărat sau și-a lăsat toxinele ce macină în continuare? La întrebare încearcă să răspundă cercetători veniți din țări ce au schimba ca și noi regimul totalitar comunist.

Conferința este organizată de Memorialul Revoluției și de Forumul Democrat German din Timișoara și este moderată de Gino Rado și de Lucian Vasile Szabo, doi cercetători ce au studiat permanent fenomenul Revoluției.

În deschidere primei zile Ioan Fernbach, președintele Forumului Democrat German, a avut un cuvât de bun venit din partea organizatorilor ce s-a transformat în adevărată analiză plină de înțelesuri ce ar trebui încă să pună pe gânduri pe mulți.

Părintele Ionel Popescu de la Mitropolia Banatului a adus aminte de legătura celor plecați dintre noi și credință.

Lucian-Vasile Szabo a vorbit de un moment cheie al Revoluției, deschiderea focului împotriva populației la Timișoara în acel decembrie 1989.

Gino Rado a prezentat o comunicare ce incită la discuții și azi. A adus în discuție fenomenul de manipulare prin dezinformare prin agenții străini în Revoluția de la Timișoara.

Rînd pe rînd au mai fost atinse alte și alte chestiuni controversate ca:
-întrebarea veșnică dacă a fost o revoluție sau lovitură de stat?
-1989 – 1990 Schimbările socio-politice din Europa Centrală și de Est
-Basarabia de la Marea Adunare Națională (27 august 1989) până la războiul din Transnistria: memoria evenimentelor și lecțiile istoriei prezentat de conf. univ., dr. Virgiliu Bîrlădeanu, cercetător științific coordonator, Institutul de Istorie Republica Moldova
-Răsturnarea lui Todor Zhivkov în 1989: Cauze și consecințe pentru politica și societatea bulgară, de doctor Plamen Dimitrov, Societatea Bulgară de Geopolitică, membru al Fundaţia Societăţii Civile şi Militare și Grupul Bulgar de Cercetare a Războiului Rece, Bulgaria
-Aspecte din relațiile româno-maghiare la sfârșitul anilor 80, Dragan Traian, istoric, Muzeul Național Maghiar
La final a venit rândul unei expoziții itinerante cu imagini din Leipzig 1989.

Vernisare expoziției Muzeului Memorial „Runde Ecke” Leipzig, Germania (Wanderausstellung der Gedenkstätte Museum in der “Runden Ecke” in Leipzig, Deutschland). Expoziţia a fost deschisă de către domnul Ralf Krautkrämer, consulul Republicii Federale Germania la Timişoara şi de către doamna dr. Saskia Schmidt, şefa secţiei Cultură, Educaţie şi Probleme ale Minorităţii Germane a Ambasadei Republicii Federale Germania în România.

Lucrările de mâine vor continua cu alte puncte de vedere incitate despre anul revoluționar 1989 cu invitați din țară dar și din străinătate

Die „Runde Ecke“in Leipzig (Stasi in der DDR) Ministerium für Staatssicherheit

Die Gedenkstätte Museum in der „Runden Ecke“ ist ein im ehemaligen Sitz der Bezirksverwaltung für Staatssicherheit am Dittrichring in Leipzig beheimatetes Museum über die Geschichte, Struktur und Arbeitsweise des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit (MfS) in der DDR.

In Leipzig: Freiheits- und Einheitsdenkmal - März 2011

Zum Gedenken an die Friedliche Revolution im Herbst 1989 soll in Berlin ein Denkmal errichtet werden. Das hat der Bundestag im November 2007 beschlossen. Es soll an die friedliche Revolution im Herbst 1989 und an die Wiedergewinnung der Einheit Deutschlands erinnern. Parallel soll auch in Leipzig an die Ereignisse erinnert werden. Schließlich war die Messestadt Ausgangspunkt der friedlichen Montagsdemonstrationen. Das Denkmal wird gemeinsam vom Bund, dem Freistaat Sachsen und der Stadt Leipzig errichtet und soll bis spätestens 2014 -- dem 25. Jahrestag der Friedlichen Revolution -- eingeweiht werden.

Die Gäste im Studio bei Moderator Renato Bodenburg:
- Michael Faber, Leipzigs Kulturbürgermeister,
- Rainer Eckert, Direktor des Zeitgeschichtlichen Forums
- Tobias Hollitzer, Sprecher der Initiativgruppe Friedliche Revolution.

Die Runde Ecke und Hallo Meinung aus Frankfurt

STASI Museum, Leipzig, Germany - Secret Police of East Germany

The Stasi Museum in Leipzig, Germany is located in the former Stasi Leipzig Station Headquarters. The Ministry for State Security, known as the Stasi, served as the intelligence gathering agency and secret police of East Germany.

The Stasi served as the Shield and Sword of the Socialist Unity Party of East Germany. The museum is unchanged since the days of the DDR. On display are many of the tools the Stasi would use to spy on the people of East Germany, including high tech cameras, machines to open and read mail, counterfeit postage stamps, make up kits, and undercover photos taken by Stasi agents.

The Stasi Museum is definitely worth a visit if you're in Leipzig.

Das Stasi-Museum in Leipzig, Deutschland befindet sich im ehemaligen Stasi Leipzig Bahnhof Hauptquartier entfernt. Das Ministerium für Staatssicherheit, wie die Stasi bekannt, wie die Informationsbeschaffung Agentur und Geheimpolizei East Deutschland gedient.

Die Stasi diente als Schild und Schwert der Sozialistischen Einheitspartei Ost-Deutschland. Das Museum ist unverändert seit den Tagen der DDR. Auf dem Display viele der Werkzeuge die Stasi zu verwenden, um auf die Menschen in Ost-Deutschland, darunter High-Tech-Kameras, Maschinen zu öffnen und zu lesen mail ausspionieren möchten, sind, gefälschte Briefmarken, Make-up-Kits, und Undercover-Fotos von Stasi-Agenten übernommen.

Das Stasi-Museum ist auf jeden Fall einen Besuch wert, wenn Sie in Leipzig sind.

Die Runde Ecke: Plötzlich hatte ich eine Waffe direkt am Kopf

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Da nimmt man doch nur einen Anhalter mit und plötzlich ist man eine Geisel. Zum Glück waren Hien und seine Begleitung smart genug, um sich geschickt zu verhalten. Bei uns gibt’s die vier Stunden Irrfahrt in rasanten zehn Minuten.