

Commissioned with creating a memorial, the "Museum für Deutsche Geschichte" in East Berlin halted the demolition work that was underway at the camp in late 1953. The depot was preserved, and until 1977 it was used as a grain storage facility for a nearby collectivized farm.
After thorough renovation, the new "Museum of Anti-fascist Resistance," at the time the largest exhibition of its kind, was installed in the building. On the third floor, the archive, collections, and library of the National Buchenwald Monument were provided with new, modern offices.
Today, on all three floors one can view the permanent exhibition