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POTSDAM CONFERENCE 1945 SHAPING THE WORLD MAY 1 TO NOVEMBER 1, 2020 EXHIBITION POTSDAM, CECILIENHOF PALACE 75 years ago in Potsdam, world history was written: After the end of World War II in Europe, the USA, the Soviet Union, and Great Britain reached an agreement for a new international order in the summer of 1945. The site of the legendary Potsdam Conference was Cecilienhof Palace, where the “Big Three”, Truman, Stalin, and Churchill, later succeeded by Attlee, met from mid-July to the beginning of August 1945 to discuss the future of Europe. For countries in the Middle East and Asia as well, the conference was to have far-reaching consequences. Experience those fateful days of the summer of 1945 at this authentic location on a multi-medial journey through time. The after-effects of the conference, palpable to this very day, are explained clearly with the aid of international loans, diary entries, historical film and photo material, and documents dating from the time. ADMISSION: 14 € / REDUCED FEE 10 € SECURE A TICKET: TICKETS.SPSG.DE PRESALE FROM FEB. 3, 2020 OPENING HOURS: DAILY, EXCEPT MONDAYS, TICKETS.SPSG.DE 10 A.M.–5:30 P.M., LAST ADMISSION: 4:45 P.M. PRESALE GROUP OFFER Exhibition tour with audio guide (12 languages) Group price for adults, flat rate: 160 € Group price students, flat rate: 112 € Number of participants per group: max. 20 persons Duration: 1½ hours Reservations beginning: May 1, 2019 Group reservations are only possible through advance booking! E-mail: [email protected], Tel: +49 (0) 331.96 94-222 Information for visitors with disabilities will be available beginning January 2020. WWW.POTSDAM-KONFERENZ.DE Foundation Information: Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg, Postbox 601462, 14414 Potsdam www.spsg.de, Status: February 2019 (subject to change without notice) Supported by.

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