It was an experience of a life time to be honest. There were about 45 parts to that story and they have given you references to different books, photos, audios, documentaries and films which would include volumes and volumes of information out there. I actually was on a very tight schedule and had to fly back in the late afternoon to UK so had to fast forward a lot of those episodes; however, could not just walk though it without appreciating the amount of effort people have put into that story including many real historical facts and events in photos, images, excerpts from newspapers and all forms that could be utilised to bring out all that reality and history during the lifetime of Hitler. If I get a chance to go back which hopefully I will sometime later the future, I need to gather more information and knowledge on top of my previous knowledge about history generally of the last century and also around WW2 and spend a whole day there to grab as many historical facts as I can. 👍

I went to see the "Hitler - how could it happen" exhibition. This was very instructive. As said on the site though it takes 2-3 hours and it's probably closer to 3 hours when you try to follow everything. It would be nice to have a 90 minute path through the exhibition to make it a bit shorter for people short on time.

Could have spent hours here! Highly recommend if you don't know the history of how Hitler came into power and all the damage caused in his 12 year dictatorship. Not for the light of heart! We did take our two kids, aged 10 & 12, but skipped parts due to the sensitivity of what was being shown.