Standing up to the Nazi terror took unimaginable courage, but one man who did so was Otto Weidt. The broom and brush maker saved many of his deaf and blind Jewish employees from deportation and death by organizing false papers, bribing Gestapo officials and hiding people in the back of his workshop. This small exhibit in the original workshop tells the story of Weidt and the people he saved.
Free audioguides are available. Tours of the exhibit take place at 3pm on Sunday (museum-blindenwerkstatt.de; free).
