A Systematic Approach 
to the Deportations

During World War II, the Nazis deported almost the entire Jewish population of Berlin to ghettos, concentration and extermination camps in eastern Europe. A major part of the deportation infrastructure was based in today’s Berlin district of Mitte. This included the two largest so-called collection camps on Levetzowstraße and Große Hamburger Straße as well as the largest of Berlin’s three railway stations used for deportations, the Moabit Freight Station.

Address: Rathaus Tiergarten, Mathilde-Jacob-Platz 1, 10551 Berlin, 2. OG (2nd floor), Raum 234 (Room 234). Phone: +49 (30) 9018-32023

Opening hours:  Monday to Friday, 10.00  to 18.00. Entrance is free.