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Denkmal für die Gefallenen der Gemeinde Bohnsdorf

Honoring the Fallen of World War I

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Erected in 1918, the Bohnsdorf Memorial commemorates the lives lost during World War I. Located in Treptow-Köpenick, it serves as a solemn reminder of the war's devastation. Visitors are invited to pause and reflect on history and the enduring importance of peace.

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Did you know?

The memorial for the fallen of the Bohnsdorf community was built the same year World War I ended, in 1918.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1918

Guided Story

Feel the breeze around you? This spot is rich with stories. The memorial you see was erected in 1918, standing quietly as a reminder of World War I's horrors. Look to your left, and you'll notice the Bohnsdorf village church, a place where many have gathered to mourn and find hope through the years. Behind you is the Coloniapark, a peaceful spot that contrasts with the memories this memorial keeps alive. As you stand here, take a moment to reflect on the lives of those who once walked these paths and whose stories deserve to be remembered.