The Juleum is a historic building located in Helmstedt, Germany. Constructed between 1592 and 1597 under the direction of Duke Heinrich Julius of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, the Juleum initially served as the main building for the University of Helmstedt, one of the prominent universities of its time. The architectural style of the Juleum is predominantly Renaissance, featuring intricate stone carvings, ornate decorations, and a striking façade.
The Zonengrenz-Museum Helmstedt, located in Helmstedt, Germany, is a museum dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of the German division and the border that once separated East and West Germany. The museum offers a comprehensive look at the impact of the Iron Curtain on the region, including the daily lives of those living near the border, escape attempts, and the political and social implications of the divide. Exhibits feature artifacts, photos, documents, and personal stories that bring to life the experiences of people during this period.
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