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Die Faust
A somber reminder of 1933's dark days
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This monument takes you into the turbulent history of the Köpenick Week of Blood in 1933. It stands in memory of the victims and the terror of a time marked by political persecution and violence. Established in 1969, it serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of peace and freedom. Visiting this site offers a deep reflection on the past and its lessons for the future.
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Did you know?
The Köpenicker Blutwoche Memorial stands six meters tall and was inaugurated exactly 36 years after the historical events.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- October 7, 1969
- Height
- 6 m
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Imagine standing in a place that holds echoes of the past. Can you hear the whisper of the wind? It seems to carry the voices of those who suffered here. Look up at the monument towering six meters high, as if reaching to tell their stories to the sky. Just behind you, the Platz des 23. April stands quietly, a silent witness to the events of 1933. Back then, fear and violence ruled the streets. This monument serves as a constant reminder of the price of peace and freedom. Close your eyes for a moment, and you might feel the presence of those who urge us to never forget.
