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Leon-Jessel-Platz

A memorial space in the heart of Wilmersdorf

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Situated near the Fehrbelliner Platz subway station and Preußenpark, Leon-Jessel-Platz is named after composer and Nazi victim Leon Jessel since May 21, 1985.

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The square was officially named on May 21, 1985.

Guided Story

You're standing on Leon-Jessel-Platz, named on May 21, 1985, after Leon Jessel, a composer and victim of the Nazi regime. As you look around, notice how close you are to the Fehrbelliner Platz subway station, offering easy access to explore more of Berlin. Behind you, the Preußenpark stretches out, a favorite spot for both locals and visitors. Although this square might seem unassuming, it holds a deep story of remembrance and tribute. Here in Wilmersdorf, this small but significant place honors a remarkable artist.