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    FROM APRIL 2017

    Mission
    Briefing
    Educational Services in
    the German Spy Museum

    Cryptography: from Enigma


    to the safe password GER M AN SPY MU SEUM
    Secret services in the Cold War
    Berlin as the Capital of Spies
    Data protection, Big Data and Social Networks
    Content
    The Exhibition 4

    Services for schools 8

    Group rooms 12

    Audiences with eye-witnesses 12

    Events 12

    Admission prices 14

    What the papers say 15

    Facts 16
    Dear teachers,

    Espionage has long been a part of human history:


    many even take it to be the second oldest profession
    in history. Napoleon is said to have believed that
    a single spy was worth 20,000 soldiers. Indeed,
    knowledge about the plans of the enemy could
    even have prevented a nuclear war at several points
    during the Cold War.

    Edward Snowden revealed the methods which our


    intelligence agencies use to combat terrorism.
    Although the world was outraged at his revelations,
    many are not aware of the extent to which we
    reveal our data through the use of health insurance
    cards, networked cars, smartphones, credit cards,
    Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat. Advertisers and
    electoral strategists profit from what they learn
    about our lives.

    Berlin was and indeed continues to be the Capital


    of Spies. Use your school trip or project day to teach
    your class about the history, present and future of
    spies and data protection. Not just of academic inter-
    est, this involves important life lessons.

    We look forward to your visit.

    Robert Rückel, Director

    Advice and bookings


    schulen@deutsches-spionagemuseum.de
    Tel: +49 (0)30 - 39 82 00 45 - 0
    4 THE EXHIBITION

    The world
    of spies
    From the first cipher
    to Edward Snowden
    Set over 3000 m², our permanent exhibition takes
    your school class on a journey back in time and
    through the history of espionage. Beginning with
    the first ciphers in the ancient world, the exhibition
    introduces its visitors to military intelligence in the
    two world wars and provides an in-depth account of
    the Cold War, before moving to the contemporary
    debate over the NSA and Big Data.

    Viewing unique artefacts from the world of spying,


    the visitor is introduced to the methods of the East
    German Stasi and hears testimony from top agents
    from the Cold War. Espionage experts provide a
    commentary on the artefacts. Unique multi-media
    installations explain the importance of data protec-
    tion and how to use Social Networks safely.

    Even the least sporting of your pupils will enjoy the


    laser obstacle course!

    Enigma I
    TOPICS IN THE EXHIBITION

    The birth of espionage


    WWI and WWII
    Cryptography
    Secret services in the Cold War
    Stasi surveillance
    Berlin as the Capital of Spies
    Conspiracy theories
    Espionage in film and literature
    Espionage in the 21st century
    Big Data and data protection

    WORLD WAR II

    COLD WAR

    THE BIRTH OF ESPIONAGE


    LASER MAZE

    CAPITAL OF SPIES
    G.O.R.

    CINEMA
    JAMES BOND

    PRESENT
    ENTRY

    SHOP

    CAFÉ
    EXIT
    8 SERVICES FOR SCHOOLS

    Guided tours
    Our historians and teaching staff
    have developed a range of guided
    tours for school groups.
    Picture: Eva von Schirach
    1 Overview tours

    The majority of school groups book a 60 or 90-


    minute tour giving an overview of all aspects
    of the exhibition.
    60 / 90 min Ages 12 –16 and 16 +

    2 Tours with a specialist focus

    We can adapt any tour to fit the needs of your


    teaching plan. We currently offer the following
    range of specialist tours:

    Cryptography: From Enigma to the secure


    2a
    password From the first hand-made ciphers to the
    mechanization of cryptography with the ground-
    breaking Enigma machine, the tour finishes with
    an examination of passwords widely thought to be
    safe from hackers.
    60 min Ages 16 +

    The high-point of espionage during the Cold War


    2b
    Günter Guillaume, Karl-Heinz Kurras, Topas –
    the Cold War was a war of spies. Did they serve to
    prevent the Cold War turning hot or simply to
    extend it? The tour focuses on the impact of the
    division of the world and German disunity on inter­
    national espionage.
    60 min Ages 12 –16 and 16 +
    Odour capture

    Bra cam

    Cryptex
    Berlin as the Capital of Spies
    2c
    As the intersection of East and West, Berlin was
    the Capital of Spies. The tour focuses on safe
    houses, agent exchanges and surveillance units
    both then and now.
    60 min Ages 12 –16 and 16 +

    Data protection, Big Data and Social Media


    2d
    Thousands of bytes of data are collected about all
    of us every day. In addition to examining the scandals
    that rocked the world, the tour traces the historical
    development of data protection as a political issue,
    asks who collects data about us, and how free with
    data we are in Social Media.
    60 min Ages 12 –16 and 16 +
    12 FURTHER OFFERS

    Dive deeper
    The permanent exhibition is the
    centrepiece of our museum.
    We have also developed a number
    of additional services to support you
    in your lessons.
    Group rooms

    Three group rooms fitted with laser projectors


    are available for your use, subject to availability.

    Events

    We host a series of evening events focussing


    on espionage and Big Data. Click here for our
    calendar of events:
    deutsches-spionagemuseum.de/events/aktuell

    Audiences with an eye-witnesses

    Not all former spies live in seclusion. We maintain


    close contacts with a number of former agents and
    provide audiences with eye-witnesses including
    former Stasi agents.

    School quiz

    Our quiz for school children (available free-of-


    charge) in two levels of difficulty enables school
    children to work their way through our exhibition
    independently yet in a structured fashion.

    Glove gun
    14 FACTS

    Admission
    prices
    We offer the following special
    conditions for school groups:

    School children / per person  6,– €


    One teacher per 10 school children free

    Overview tour 60 min  55,– €

    Overview tour 90 min  75,– €

    Tours with a specialist focus 60 min  55,– €

    All tour prices apply for max. 25 persons,


    larger groups may need to book multiple tours.

    Group room per person per hour 1,– €

    Payment
    Cash on arrival, with EC card or credit card
    With invoice

    ntr y
    Free e acher
    er y te
    for ev children
    per 10

    Advice and bookings


    schulen@deutsches-spionagemuseum.de
    Tel: +49 (0)30 - 39 82 00 45 - 0
    WHAT THE PAPERS SAY 15

    »Since taking part in the


    museum tour, my pupils
    think about what they post
    on Facebook.«
    Sandra Huber, Munich

    »Hi-tech is a
    hallmark of the
    exhibition.«
    »Interactive and
    kid-friendly«

    »An interactive journey back in


    time to the cloakand-dagger world
    of international espionage«

    »More than just James Bond


    and Edward Snowden«

    »The exhibition is both interesting and


    academically sound«
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    10117 Berlin
    Potsdamer Platz
    Exit Leipziger Platz

    Coach parking
    Gabriele-Tergit-Promenade / Reichpietschufer
    Mauerstr. 69 / Leipziger Straße
    Niederkirchnerstr. / Martin-Gropius-Bau

    Open daily
    10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
    +49 (0)30 - 398 200 45 - 0
    schulen@deutsches-spionagemuseum.de
    /spionagemuseum
    /+SpionagemuseumBerlin
    www.deutsches-spionagemuseum.de

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