‘A living, moving exhibition’: Ukraine Museum opens in Berlin air-raid bunker
Exhibits pay homage to Ukrainians’ resilience and bring home the reality that war is going on in EuropeDescending into the windowless basement of a second world war air-raid bunker built for civilians in central Berlin is arguably an eerie enough evocation of what it means to endure life in a...
<p>Exhibits pay homage to Ukrainians’ resilience and bring home the reality that war is going on in Europe</p><p>Descending into the windowless basement of a second world war air-raid bunker built for civilians in central Berlin is arguably an eerie enough evocation of what it means to endure life in a conflict.</p><p>But in a modern twist, before they have even walked into the first room of the city’s new <a href="https://www.berlinstory.de/ukraine-museum/">Ukraine Museum</a> inside the bunker, visitors are “targeted” by a Russian drone just before its operator prepares to release the lethal shot, and see themselves in the firing line on the screen of the weapon’s camera.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/feb/27/ukraine-museum-opens-berlin-air-raid-bunker">Continue reading...</a>
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