The Museum in der Runden Ecke is a museum in Leipzig on the history, structure and operation of the Ministry of State Security (MfS) in the GDR. The museum houses the permanent exhibition "Stasi - Power and Banality".
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Dittrichring 24, Leipzig
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The Museum in der Runden Ecke in Leipzig, Germany, offers visitors a sobering look into the operations of the East German secret police, the Stasi. Located in the former Stasi headquarters, the museum preserves much of the original interior, providing an authentic atmosphere that enhances the educational experience. Exhibits showcase surveillance equipment, documents, and personal accounts, effectively illustrating the extent of state control and oppression during the GDR era. Many visitors find the museum informative and thought-provoking, appreciating the detailed information provided. However, some note that most explanations are only in German, which can be challenging for international visitors. The museum's unaltered state since the fall of the Berlin Wall adds to its historical significance, but also means that some displays may appear dated or less interactive compared to more modern museums. Despite these minor drawbacks, the Museum in der Runden Ecke is generally regarded as an important site for understanding recent German history and the impact of authoritarian regimes on individual lives.
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