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Gedenkstein Königlich Preußisches Kadettenkorps

Stone Memorial for the Prussian Cadet Corps

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The memorial stone commemorates the Royal Prussian Cadet Corps from 1717 to 1919. Erected in 1980 by Heinz Spilker, it is made of stone. Standing 2.2 meters tall, it serves as a prominent monument in Berlin.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1980
Height: 2.2 m

Guided Story

Before you stands the memorial stone dedicated to the Royal Prussian Cadet Corps. Rising to 2.2 meters, it is a significant monument, commemorating the cadets trained from 1717 to 1919. Created by Heinz Spilker in 1980, it is a stone structure that marks this place in history. As you stand here, reflect on the young men who were trained here for service in the Prussian army. This memorial stone is simple yet profound, quietly urging reflection on the past, while perhaps you catch a glimpse of the Johanneskirche to the west, just a short walk away.