Stephan Kramer of the Central Council of Jews says it is "a good" exhibition and "a serious approach to the theme."
"Hitler and the Germans — Nation and Crime" is the first exhibition in the German capital to focus so firmly on the role of the Nazi dictator.
Kramer told AP Television News as the show opened to the public Friday that the exhibition comes "at the right time."
He pointed to a recent debate over a book claiming German society was being made "dumber" by Muslim immigrants as evidence of how, even now "the lower middle class can be seduced ... (and) its fears pandered to."
