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Denkmal für die Opfer des Nationalsozialismus

A solemn reminder of the past, a call for peace

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Standing at 4.5 meters tall, the Memorial for the Victims of National Socialism in Reinickendorf serves as a poignant reminder of the atrocities of the Third Reich. Built in 1954, it quietly resides within the Rathauspark, urging visitors to reflect on history and its lessons. This memorial offers a place for contemplation, emphasizing the importance of remembering past horrors to foster a future of peace and humanity.

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In 1954, the Memorial of Violence in Berlin's Reinickendorf was inaugurated as one of the first post-war monuments dedicated to victims of Nazism.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1954
Height: 4.5 m

Guided Story

Can you feel the stillness around you? This memorial might be modest in size, but its impact is profound. Take a moment to look closely at the stone, feel its cool surface. Right here, in 1954, a ceremony was held to commemorate the lives lost under the Nazi regime. Just behind you, the Ostseebrunnen gently flows, creating a stark contrast to the somberness of this place. Take a moment to reflect on the stories and names remembered here. These quiet spots remind us of the importance of humanity and peace, urging us never to forget the lessons of the past.