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City hall parking lot closed: traveling exhibition on right-wing terrorism is coming!
On October 28th and 29th, 2025, the town hall parking lot in Hemau will be closed for a traveling exhibition on right-wing terrorism.
City hall parking lot closed: traveling exhibition on right-wing terrorism is coming!
The town hall parking lot in Hemau will be closed all day on October 28th and 29th, 2025. The reason for the blocking is the delivery of the traveling exhibition entitled "Right-wing terrorism. Conspiracy and self-empowerment from 1945 to today". This exhibition will be shown in the Hemauer Zehntstadel and will be open to the public from November 2025 to January 2026. On the days of the closure, possible traffic disruptions in the Propsteigaßl area must also be expected, as hemau.de reports.
The traveling exhibition not only presents the historical background of right-wing terrorism, but also highlights the devastating consequences of this phenomenon in Germany. Similar to the exhibition in the Erlangen City Museum, which addresses the topic with original exhibits and contemporary witness reports, the Hemauer Initiative seeks to raise awareness of the dangers of extreme right-wing ideologies.
Focus on anti-Semitism and racism
According to [br.de](https://www.br.de/nachrichten/bayern/ exhibition-in-erlangen-shows-worst-consequences-of-rechtsradikalen-thoughts,UeyQfwT), the Erlangen exhibition is particularly remarkable because it addresses over 20 right-wing terrorist acts of violence. These are divided into four central areas: anti-Semitism, racism, the fight against the state and the fight for a new version of history. The curator of the exhibition, Alexander Korb, emphasizes that the perspectives of survivors are integrated into the exhibition texts in order to highlight the often ignored perspective of those affected.
A central component of the confrontation with right-wing extremism is anti-Semitism, which continues to play a central role in the ideologies of extreme right-wing groups. These ideas and methods have changed many times since the end of the Second World War, as a comprehensive publication by the Federal Association RIAS e.V. shows. The brochure addresses the ongoing expressions of anti-Semitism and offers important information for the fight against right-wing extremist tendencies, as can be read on variety-mediathek.de.
The exhibition in Hemauer Zehntstadel and the one in Erlangen are part of a larger effort to raise awareness of the dangers of right-wing extremism and anti-Semitism. By combining historical facts and personal fates, the aim is to show what devastating effects such ideologies can have on society and individuals. In times when right-wing extremist ideas continue to thrive in secret, it is important to discuss these topics openly and critically.