Hans Fallada Society

Dear visitors and friends of Fallada,

Dear visitors and friends of Fallada,

When you visit the Hans Fallada Museum and its magnificent garden by Lake Carwitz, do you, too, find yourself thinking: what a jewel!

For 25 years, the Hans Fallada Society has operated the Hans Fallada Museum in its present form, offering a wide range of guided tours, literary walks and readings. But there is much more: “Fridays with Fallada”, the Hans Fallada Days, the recently introduced Sunday harp matinees and the Carwitz film evenings give this place its special character of vitality, exchange, joy and reflection.

These events and projects – which also include special and travelling exhibitions, a literary journal, academic colloquia and readings in schools – involve a great deal of voluntary work and require funding.

We will continue to depend on voluntary support in the future. Please therefore see our call for volunteers (in German).

Donations also help, because we have to generate most of the museum’s budget ourselves, while the present and the future pose major financial challenges.

In Germany, donations to the Hans Fallada Society are tax-deductible.

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Thank you very much!

Dr Stefan Knüppel, Museum Director
Christian Winterstein, Chair of the Hans Fallada Society

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Cultural Site of Remembrance

A film about the Hans Fallada Museum

The Hans Fallada Museum in Carwitz is listed in the Federal Government’s “Blue Book” as one of 22 museums in eastern Germany designated a “Cultural Site of Remembrance of National Importance” (KGO). If you would like to discover the other institutions in this group, please watch our short film! We thank the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media for the support and the creative minds at “buchstabenschubser” in Potsdam for producing it.