Zeitgeschichtliches Forum Leipzig

The Zeitgeschichtliches Forum Leipzig is an exhibition of contemporary German history. Since 1999 it shows Germany's confined 1949– 1989 and typical since 1989 history since the completion of World War II, with revolve around oppression and limitation in the Soviet Occupation Zone and the German Democratic Republic GDR. It is arranged in the downtown zone of Leipzig, Germany.

The ceaseless introduction gives understanding into the authentic scenery of limitation and normal rebellion in the oppressive one-party state of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany SED. More than 3.2000 things appear in the constant introduction where singular stories and experiences have an imperative effect.

The recorded focus demonstrates a constant introduction and up to three fleeting presentations every year. Plus, it deals with addresses, readings, film screenings and diverse events in history.

It's gathering on GDR history includes more than 200.000 articles, for example, the unique and creative home of Johannes Hegenbarth, author of GDR comic Mosaik. The display lobby is controlled by Haus der Geschichte foundation.