Museum Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidt

About this museum

In a small workshop tucked away in Berlin's Mitte district, Otto Weidt employed blind and visually impaired workers during the Nazi era, offering crucial protection and employment. His courageous efforts to shield Jewish workers from deportation by hiding them and forging documents are powerfully commemorated in this intimate museum space. Visitors can explore this free, poignant memorial, which preserves the original workspace and personal stories of resilience against historical persecution.