Lucian Alexe | Feb 26, 2018

A small but very interesting museum in Berlin. Hidden in one of the best passageways in the area, the museum offers a quick view of one episode of bravery in the Nazi time. Free to visit.

Stephanie Mennear | Jul 9, 2017

To access the museum, you must walk through an alley of impressive street art and cafes. The museum itself gives a very touching/emotional experience. The Information that is presented on the walls and in displays is interesting and informative. You could spend an hour in the museum with that Information alone. Take it up a notch and ask for a free audio guide, and you could be in the museum for two/plus hours. I have learned so much from this museum and will go again.

Umeafoekwe Jennifer .U | Dec 21, 2017

Wanna know more about Otto Weidt, his Jewish workers and how he tried to protect/save his workers from deportation.....go there

Aaron Miller | Oct 2, 2017

Museum about brush manufacturer, Otto Weidt who employed deaf and blind Jews during the Holocaust. He also helped them from persecution. The museum tells the stories about different employees and there families. This is free and down an alley with a lot of street art.

elizabeth beales | Jan 6, 2018

Tiny and tucked away but the story of Otto and his assistance to Jewish people during the war is a definite must do for those with an interest in this area.