
Monument4c3fab14…dfa2Place of Remembrance
Gedenkstein für August Hermann
A Memorial of Sandstone and Bronze
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The Memorial for August Hermann, created by Paul Gruson in 1930, is a 1.2-meter tall stele made of sandstone and bronze. It commemorates the significant contributions of August Hermann. Officially inaugurated in 1999, the memorial is an integral part of Berlin's cultural memory.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1999
- Height
- 1.2 m
Guided Story
In front of you stands a stele, created by Paul Gruson in 1930. Made of sandstone and bronze, it stands at 1.2 meters tall, commemorating the significant contributions of August Hermann. Just north of you, a few meters away, is the Böse Wolke monument. Officially inaugurated in 1999, this memorial has become an integral part of Berlin's cultural memory. If you turn slightly southwest, you'll notice the Rahnsdorf village church, another notable landmark nearby.
Location
Nearby

Dorfkirche Rahnsdorf
47 m away

Den Opfern von Faschismus und Krieg
1.2 km away

Friedhofskapelle Rahnsdorf
942 m away

Müggelwerderweg
839 m away

Müggelhort
941 m away

Aussichtspunkt Krumme Laake
1.4 km away

Bachstelzenwegbrücke
1.1 km away

Strandbad Müggelsee
2.0 km away
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