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The idea of housing a display depot with problematic objects of commemorative culture took shape in 2021: In that year, it was finally decided that the Citadel would take over two larger-than-life bronze horses from 1939. More unwanted Berlin monuments and sculpture followed. Here, they are exhibited and their stories are told instead of letting them disappear.<\/p>\n

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In terms of content, the display depot is tied with \u201cRevealed. Berlin and its monuments”. However, the design stays adaptable: Each year, different curators are given the chance to present the objects in a new \u2013 historical, artistic or experimental \u2013 perspective. Visitors are invited to express their thoughts and wishes at any time!<\/p>\n

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