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For nearly 50 years, until his death in february 1998, writer Ernst Jünger lived in the Stauffenberg's forest house in Wilflingen. The house was built in baroque style in 1728.
You can visit the garden, the rooms in which the writer worked and lived - they are kept in their authentic state - such as the library and the collection of beetles.
Furthermore one room was dedicated to the memory of the brother Friedrich Georg Jünger. You can realize the lifes and works of both authors in an exposition.
In 1999 the building was established as a museum and memorial site by the Ernst Jünger foundation in accordance with the workgroup for literature museums, archives, and memorial sites in Baden-Württemberg (Arbeitsstelle für literarische Museen, Archive und Gedenkstätten in Baden-Württemberg, Marbach am Neckar) and opened to the public.
On this site you will find the following:
Furthermore you can get information about life and works both of Ernst and Friedrich Georg Jünger.
In the section "Miscellaneous" you will find some answers to some important questions, the present dates and an overview of all picture suites available here.If ever you feel lost on this page, don't hesitate to open up the short help feature. Please note that at the end of every single page you are told where you are at present.
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