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Memory of the Nova massacre: Exhibition opened in Tempelhof!
In Berlin, an exhibition on the massacre at the Nova Music Festival opens two years after the Hamas robbery.
Memory of the Nova massacre: Exhibition opened in Tempelhof!
An impressive exhibition commemorating the Hamas massacre during the Nova music festival opened in Berlin on October 6, 2025. The exhibition is entitled “October 7, 06:29 AM – The Moment Music Stood Still” and takes place in the former Tempelhof Airport. This marks the second anniversary of the attack, which took place in 2023 and plunged about 3,000 local music fans into a nightmare.
The festival producers who founded the Tribe of Nova Foundation after the massacre work behind the scenes of the exhibition. In an impressive way, the exhibition reconstructs the festival site with original exponents, including a tent, camping chairs and even burned -out cars. Visitors can also examine many personal objects such as shoes, backpacks and clothing from festival visitors left behind. In addition, cell phone recordings and interviews with eyewitnesses provide a particularly urgent insight into the tragic events of that night. The exhibition is open until November 16, 2025 and promises to keep the memories of these terrible events alive, reports Tagesschau.de.
The raid and the reactions
On October 7, 2023, Hamas fighter attacked several places in Israel. The attack had devastating consequences: Around 1,200 people lost their lives, including visitors to the Nova festival, of which 411 were killed in the robbery and more than 40 were dragged into the Gaza strip as hostages. The Israeli government under Benjamin Netanyahu reacted with air stripes on the Gaza Strip, which was the beginning of a bloody conflict, in which the focus was on liberating the hostages and the disgrace of Hamas. According to the Ministry of Health controlled by the Hamas, more than 66,000 Palestinians have been killed in the beginning of the fights - a number that cannot be verified independently. The international criticism of the Israeli approach has grown from this, such as t-online.de.
The continuing conflicts and the number of victims also lead to ever louder voices in Europe, which demand structural changes in Middle East Policy. Wolfgang Ischinger, head of the Munich Security Conference, recently criticized that the EU has fallen as a unit since October 7, 2023 and called for a more uniform approach to gain more influence on the events in the Middle East. He questioned why hostages have not yet been released and emphasizes that the pressure should also be put on the Hamas to find a solution on the hostage question, so zdf.de.
Demonstrations and outlook
In keeping with the memory of the terrible events, demonstrations in Berlin-Mitte have also been announced for the coming weekend, in which the focus is on solidarity with the victims and the Palestinian civilian population. These occasions offer people not only space for grief, but also for discussion about peace and the need to learn from the past.
With the opening of the exhibition in the former Tempelhof airport, an important sign is set. The revision of the events of October 7 must not be forgotten, and the exhibition serves as an urgent memory of the horrors of the war and the hope of an end to violence.