School exhibition

Heyu, ist jemand gut in Englisch? Ich mache gerade Abi und es ist für mich super wichtig, dass alles so gut wie es geht richtig ist..


School exhibition
The Emigration Centre is located exactly where people emigrated from 1830 via Bremerhaven. It is a historical place where endless suffering have happened including Separations and anxiety feelings. Especially older adults, individuals without a college degree, and those who were most concerned about national economic conditions, it meant to let go of their past and restart a new better life. Overall, the museum itself does not only debate the "dark sides" but also offers the hopeful aspects of migration to its visitors as well. It is the largest theme museum for emigration and immigration in Europe and holds a collection of 300 years of German emigration and immigration history, which can be experienced by It holds a collection of 300 years of German emigration and immigration history and can be experienced by hidden “treasures” of old times.
Many personal documents (such as letters, postcards, diaries, journals), formal documents (such as passports, certificates of naturalization, ID papers) and personal memorabilia (such as the contents that was found in a piece of hand luggage, brooches, carved pipes) receives a special place in the German Emigration Centre’s collection and exhibition. Not only do they obtain German migration history as a cultural asset, but they also keep biographies of migrants alive by recording and analysing their emotional background stories and show them to the public. It makes people help to imagine with in what situations these people were in and how they survived to make their very own change.
In addition to these material testimonies, the German Emigration Centre also collects oral testimonies in its oral history archive. These are the life stories of immigrants and their descendants, some of which have been passed on for generations, which are either documented in writing or recorded by tape. Today, the collection of the German Emigration Centre consists of around 3.000 family stories with the associated compilation collections. All collection objects are sensitively recorded by the scientific department of the museum, documented responsibly and professionally preserved. For example, are they used for research purposes and presented publicly in special exhibitions which take place their.
Accordingly to their website, they are always looking for donations such as further personal documents, photographs, personal mementos or even stories of other immigrants in the past, which makes proof that Bremerhaven Centre Museum always pursuits to keep researching and informed.

Ich hoffe, das meiste ist gut zu verstehen.. :D LG