Exhibition Room "Zelle" Heimatmuseum Schruns

In the home museum Montafon, the room on the ground floor served as a prison cell of the district court during the 1930s and 1940s. Here, during the National Socialism, numerous forced laborers were imprisoned. Some of these inmates left traces or messages in the room, which can still be seen, mostly also verifiable. The cell, designed by the artist Stoph Sauter, which is part of the museum's permanent exhibition, tells the story of forced laborers in Montafon via image-text collages in the illuminated windows.