Cabinet exhibition of the Wolfgang Koeppen Archive

The Greifswald-born writer Wolfgang Koeppen (1906-1996), known for his post-war novels, also wrote a number of short stories.
Koeppen's stories often contain autobiographical references to his hometown of Greifswald, his childhood in Masuria or his boat trips as a young adult. His stories are often political and resolutely opposed to National Socialism, which Koeppen believed he could still recognise in society after the Second World War.
The exhibition is dedicated to Wolfgang Koeppen's stories and shows interesting backgrounds, which are enriched with private photographs, manuscripts and other archive material from the author's estate.

You are cordially invited to the exhibition opening. Admission is free

Exhibition duration until May 2027, Tue-Fri, 2-6 pm, free admission
The cabinet exhibition will remain closed during the Koeppenhaus exhibition remodelling.