Monument71efc982…1bc7Place of Remembrance
Der Gefesselte
Bound in Stone: A Memorial's Story
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The Gefesselte is a striking statue by artist Gisela Boeckh von Tzschoppe, unveiled on November 9, 1960. At 2.4 meters tall, this memorial stands as a poignant reminder in Berlin. Founded in 1960, it showcases the artistic prowess of its creator.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1960
- Height
- 2.4 m
- Opening Date
- November 9, 1960
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
In front of you stands The Gefesselte, a 2.4-meter-high statue unveiled on November 9, 1960. Created by the artist Gisela Boeckh von Tzschoppe, this memorial serves as a poignant reminder in the heart of Berlin. Looking around, you might notice other nearby memorials, such as 'Leid an der Mauer' just 39 meters to the southwest. This setting amplifies the solemn remembrance expressed by the statue. Here, the artistic prowess of its creator is evident, conveying a powerful message through its design.
Location
Nearby
Schlosspark Theater
148 m away
Schwartzsche Villa
122 m away
Matthäuskirche
113 m away
Leid an der Mauer
39 m away
Deutsches Blinden-Museum
282 m away
Hermann-Ehlers-Platz
230 m away
Spiegelwand
258 m away
Rosenkranz-Basilika
468 m away
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