
Monument03db4f34…b1bcPlace of Remembrance
Sowjetischer Ehrenfriedhof
Honoring Soviet Soldiers in Marzahn Cemetery
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The Soviet War Cemetery in Marzahn Cemetery, opened in 1958, commemorates fallen Soviet soldiers. Created by Erwin Kobbert, it features a prominent obelisk.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1958
Guided Story
Here you stand before the Soviet War Cemetery, which opened in 1958. This memorial in Marzahn Cemetery honors the fallen Soviet soldiers of World War II. Created by Erwin Kobbert, it features a prominent obelisk at its center. As you look around, you might feel the solemnity and respect this place conveys. This cemetery is a site of remembrance and quiet reflection, right in the bustling city of Berlin. Observe the obelisk – it bears the weight of history and the memory of those who gave their lives.
Location
Nearby

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Zwangsarbeiter- Denkmal
170 m away

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348 m away

Bitterfelder Brücke
649 m away

Hochzeitspark
834 m away

UCI Am Eastgate
965 m away
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