Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt

Otto Weidt's Remarkable Stand

This historical museum examines the bravery of Otto Weidt in the 1940s, who saved blind and deaf Jewish workers from Nazi persecution.

Founded during World War II, Otto Weidt operated a broom and brush factory where he implemented measures to protect his employees from deportation by the Gestapo, including hiding them in his workshop and falsifying documents. The museum resides in the original factory, embodying significant cultural and historical context.

Notable Highlights

• 👥 Survivor Stories: A moving video presentation featuring testimonies from survivors of Otto Weidt's courageous actions.
• 📜 Historical Artifacts: Authentic objects from the factory, providing insights into the working conditions and the era.
• 🎧 Free Audioguides: Available to enhance the experience of visitors, providing deeper context and stories.

Admission is free. This museum appeals to tourists, families, and historians interested in World War II and human courage in the face of tyranny.