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Gedenkstele XXII. Reserve Korps 1914 - 1918

Commemorating the Soldiers of the XXII Reserve Corps

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The memorial stele for the XXII Reserve Corps 1914-1918 in Berlin was erected in 1924 to honor the fallen soldiers of World War I. Created by sculptor Eberhard Encke, the limestone monument stands 6.5 meters tall, serving as a solemn reminder of the war's sacrifices.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1924
Height: 6.5 m

Guided Story

Standing before the memorial stele for the XXII Reserve Corps, you are witnessing a piece of history erected in 1924. Designed by sculptor Eberhard Encke, this limestone monument stands 6.5 meters tall. It honors the soldiers who fell during World War I. Behind you, about 89 meters southwest, is the Gerhart-Hauptmann-Anlage, a peaceful park. If you look west, 59 meters away, you'll see Bar jeder Vernunft, a cultural venue. This stele serves as a solemn reminder of the war's sacrifices, a tribute to those who gave their lives.