Further Reading
- Christoph Stölzl: Deutsches Historisches Museum. Ideen – Kontroversen – Perspektiven. ISBN 3-549-06682-1
- Deutsches Historisches Museum Berlin. Aldo Rossis Entwurf im Gefüge der Kulturformen, ISBN 3-421-03004-9
- Heike Werner und Mathias Wallner: Architektur und Geschichte in Deutschland. pp. 162–163, München 2006, ISBN 3-9809471-1-4
- Jürgen Kocka: Ein chronologischer Bandwurm. Die Dauerausstellung des Deutschen Historischen Museums. In: Geschichte und Gesellschaft 32/2006, pp. 398–411.
- Ulrike Kretzschmar (Hrsg.): Das Berliner Zeughaus. Vom Waffenarsenal zum Deutschen Historischen Museum. The Berlin Armoury. From the Arsenal to the German Historical Museum. München/Berlin/London/ New York, Prestel Verlag 2006. 112 S., zahlr. farb. Abb. ISBN 3-7913-3356-9.
- Heinrich Müller, Hartmut Kölling: Europäische Hieb- und Stichwaffen aus der Sammlung des Museums für Deutsche Geschichte Berlin, Militärverlag der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik 1981, 2. Auflage 1982, 448 S., zahlr. farb. und s/w Abb., fotografiert von Gerd Platow, Bestellnummer:746 245 6. Out of print, available only as a used book (deals with the collection of the former GDR history museum)
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