Festakt_zur_Neueröffnung_des_Militärhistorischen_Museums_der_Bundeswehr_-_Daniel_Libeskind.jpg

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Deutsch: Vor dem Neubau des Museums der Architekt des Museumsneubaus Daniel Libeskind.Nach einer siebenjährigen Umbauzeit wird das Militärhistorische Museum der Bundeswehr in Dresden am 14. Oktober 2011 neu eröffnet. Hierzu findet ein Festakt statt, in dessen Rahmen neben dem Bundesminister der Verteidigung,Dr.Thomas de Maizière, der Ministerpräsident des Freistaates Sachsen,Stanislaw Tillich, der Architekt des Museumsneubaus Daniel Libeskind und der Direktor des Museums, Oberst PD Dr. Matthias Rogg,Worte an die Gäste richten.©Bundeswehr/Mandt
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Daniel Libeskind

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14 October 2011

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