Between 1900 and 1930, a collection of European ethnology was formed in the museum. Things of everyday life, faith and festivities were brought together. It was not only upper-class museum men who were responsible for this. Waiters, hotel staff and children also contributed, and even moths, war and chance had their influence. On their way to the museum, the objects experienced sometimes bizarre, sometimes tragic stories. The exhibition explores them.
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