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Gedenkstele XXII. Reserve Korps 1914 - 1918

A solemn tribute to the XXII Reserve Corps

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Located in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, the memorial for the XXII Reserve Corps stands 6.5 meters tall, serving as a poignant reminder of World War I's fallen. Since its construction in 1924, it has been a place for reflection and remembrance. The simple yet striking design embodies the enduring memory of those who served. Let the history of this place speak to you.

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Standing at 6.5 meters tall, the Gedenkstele XXII. Reserve Korps was constructed in 1924 to commemorate the soldiers of World War I.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1924
Height: 6.5 m

Guided Story

Imagine the year 1924, when this memorial was first erected. Fresh in the aftermath of World War I. Look up—do you feel how its 6.5-meter height almost reaches for the sky? Just behind you is the Gerhart-Hauptmann-Anlage, a small patch of green that contrasts sharply with the past. The simple lines of the stele are not just an artwork but a silent witness to the grief and hope of those days. Did you know that many soldiers of the XXII Reserve Corps were from the Berlin area? This memorial stands for them, a constant reminder of what was and what should never be again. Let the quiet of this place resonate with you.