This exhibition, held with the Bruno Kreisky Archive Foundation, marked the 100th birthday of former Chancellor Bruno Kreisky. It offered deep insights into his political socialization and work in the First Republic, alongside his period of Swedish exile. Visitors explored rare photographs, letters, and documents from his personal collection, notably including his significant 1935 prison diary.
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This exhibition, held in cooperation with the Bruno Kreisky Archive Foundation, commemorates the 100th birthday of former Chancellor Bruno Kreisky. It showcases photographs, letters, and documents from his personal estate, highlighting his political socialization and work in the First Republic, as well as his time in Swedish exile. A notable item displayed was Kreisky's long-lost prison diary from 1935.
The Waschsalon Karl-Marx-Hof presented a tribute to the legendary later Federal Chancellor Bruno Kreisky on the occasion of his 100th birthday, from December 2, 2010, to June 30, 2011. In collaboration with the Bruno Kreisky Archive Foundation, the exhibition "„MAN MUSS DIE LEUTE GERN HABEN.“ BRUNO KREISKY IN DER ERSTEN REPUBLIK" offered a deep dive into Kreisky's formative years. The display featured a selection of photographs, letters, and documents drawn from Bruno Kreisky's personal estate. These materials illuminated his political socialization, his significant contributions during the First Republic, and the period he spent in Swedish exile. A particularly compelling element of the exhibition was the display of Bruno Kreisky's prison diary from 1935, an artifact that had been missing for a considerable time. The exhibition aimed to provide visitors with a comprehensive understanding of Kreisky's early life and political development.
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