Kleist Museum, Literary museum in Frankfurt an der Oder, Germany
The Kleist Museum is housed in a restored former school building with a modern extension completed in 2013. The collection contains around 10,000 books and displays works and personal documents related to the German writer.
The museum was founded in 1922 at the writer's birthplace but lost its original collection during World War II. After 1945, the collection was gradually rebuilt and expanded.
The museum showcases the works and life of writer Heinrich von Kleist, who was born in this city. Visitors can engage with his texts and understand how important he was to German literature.
The building is located in the city center and is easy to reach. Visitor groups can book guided tours in German and Polish.
Five recently discovered letters by Heinrich von Kleist were added to the collection, offering fresh insights into his life. These finds allow visitors to connect more directly with the writer's own words.
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