
The Coronavirus Crisis, as Seen by the People of Munich
Early 2020 was dominated by the coronavirus pandemic. Munich was in total lockdown for weeks and is only now starting to emerge stage by stage. Everyday life changed quickly and radically for millions of people in the city and surrounding areas. The new realities ushered in by the crisis, such as social distancing rules and restrictions on contacts, are still our constant companions and present unique challenges.
The Münchner Stadtmuseum has sought to curate the experiences and impressions of the people of Munich during these difficult times. We have been fortunate, since the start of our appeal for materials in mid-April to receive some 250 submissions, documenting ”new normal” in all its many facets – uncertainty, frustration, solidarity, endurance and hopes for the future. Here is a broad selection of some of the earliest submissions that we received.
Browse our cotinuously updated collection of corona-related social media postings on Facebook and Instagram under the hashtag #mstmsammeltcorona. We hope you will be inspired to make your own contributions.
We also plan to display a selection of the submitted materials in a window on Rosental Street.
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Tuesday – Sunday 10 am – 6 pm
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