The Red Army used the property for military functions and the last CIS troops withdrew in 1993. The inauguration celebration took place on September 12, 1959. The first camp museum was installed in the former prison cell. In 1992, in accordance with the recommendation by the Expert Commission for the New Conception of Brandenburg Memorial Museums, the politically one-sided documentation exhibit was disassembled and replaced in May with a new, smaller exposition. The memorial museum staff has also begun to develop new, more open forms of public relations, communication and educational work.
Signs indicate the way to the memorial museum.
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