
Monumentce1c8575…6354Place of Remembrance
Notstandsarbeiter
Stone Memorial for Emergency Workers by Alfred Trenkel
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This stone memorial in Berlin commemorates emergency workers and was created by Alfred Trenkel in 1955. It features the inscription 'Den Notstandsarbeitern zum Dank' and stands one meter tall.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1955
- Height
- 1 m
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
In front of you stands a modest yet significant memorial. Created by Alfred Trenkel in 1955, this one-meter tall stone commemorates the efforts of emergency workers. The inscription 'Den Notstandsarbeitern zum Dank' serves as a quiet tribute to their often unnoticed labor. If you look north, you'll find the Fritz-Schloß-Park nearby. While this memorial doesn’t invite leisure, it offers a moment to reflect on the history and the individuals it honors.
Location
Nearby

Fritz-Schloß-Park
206 m away

Stadtbad Tiergarten
238 m away

Post Stadium
403 m away

Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Schwartz
361 m away

Fritz Schloß
285 m away

Sankt-Johannis-Kirche
487 m away

Carl von Ossietzky (West)
410 m away

Carl-von-Ossietzky-Park
503 m away
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