
Participants will explore the life of Kurt Vonnegut Jr., the author of "Slaughterhouse No. 5 or the Children's Crusade." This tour focuses on the political implications of Dresden's innocence during World War II and its relevance to current political contexts. The discussion includes details about the air raid on February 13, 1945. The tour culminates at the memorial wall dedicated to Kurt Vonnegut Jr. as a prisoner of war in Dresden. It is suitable for those interested in literature, history, and political discourse. This experience may not be ideal for individuals seeking a leisurely sightseeing tour. Booking details and group size are not specified.
On the way to the former Slaughterhouse No. 5, the traveler gets a fascinating view of the Old Town, the Yenidze Dresden and the avenue, built by August the Strong in 1724. The conclusion is the site of the former Slaughterhouse No. 5, title of the novel ( Slaughterhouse 5 or the Childrens Cruisade) and place of survival of the famous American writer Kurt Vonnegut. Jr. as a POW in February 1945
A overfew of the Old Slaughterhouse 5, now the Fair Ground of Dresden als Slaughterhouse and part of a POW Camp.
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