This guided walking tour examines Munich’s crucial role in the rise and development of National Socialism. Long before Berlin became the political center of the regime, Munich served as its ideological and organizational birthplace. Here, early supporters gathered, propaganda took shape, and the foundations of dictatorship were laid.
We explore how National Socialist rule affected everyday life, from political repression and antisemitic persecution to the realities faced by ordinary citizens and Jewish residents. We also highlight acts of resistance, including the story of the White Rose, and discuss how postwar Germany has worked to confront and remember this past. We will uncover the hidden layers of fear, conformity, and control that once defined public life. This experience offers insight into the dangers of extremism and the importance of historical responsibility, memory, and civic courage.
This educational tour does not promote or glorify National Socialist ideology.
At the main gate of St. Peter Church. The guide will be waiting with the yellow umbrella.
End point is Konigsplatz.
New and Old Town Hall.
Early political gatherings and symbolism.
A key site in the history of the Nazi movement.
A memorial space dedicated to reflection and remembrance.
Former site of Nazi architecture and mass rallies.
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