Why do so few people in Germany invest their money in stocks?
Why is it that for a very long time thriftiness has been seen as a virtue by many Germans and for many is still thought to be a self-evident practice? Robert Muschalla, curator of the exhibition “Saving – History of a German Virtue” explains, why do so few people in Germany invest their money in stocks.
What´s that for? Vodka in Exile
Inside-DHM: How did saving become a virtue in Germany?
Inside-DHM: New Publications and Rare Books
What´s that for? The “Nansen Passport”
What´s that for? Lenin Monument in the DHM
Model ship of a Lübeck fluyt
Christ in Korea
Amish Pincushions
The Fun Game about Wall Street
Beaky Plague Protection
Duke Julius’ Corpus Doctrinae
Hunting cloths
Memorial to Hermann von Wissmann
The camera beneath the jacket
People behind the museum: Ulrike Kretzschmar
A desktop tomb
“Grüninger Hand”
People behind the museum: Brigitte Vogel-Janotta and Stefan Bresky
“Affentheurlich Naupengeheurliche Geschichtklitterung”
People behind the museum: Thomas Strehl
People behind the museum: Jörg Frieß
A pregnant woman in ivory
People behind the museum: Barbara Korbel
People behind the museum: Dr. Matthias Miller
Bloggers’ tour of the image archive
Bloggers tour in the library
The circulatory system of frogs
People behind the museum: Sophie Hoffmann
The hidden face
People behind the museum: Dr. Sven Lüken
A stand against calumny
My project: Königgrätz
