Zur Erinnerung an den 8. Mai 1945

Imagine standing at a place that's more than just stone and metal; it's a bridge to the past. This monument tells the story of a day that changed the world. Take a moment to feel the quiet around you. To your left, you'll find the Anna Seghers Memorial, another piece of living history. But here, right where you stand, it's all about May 8, 1945. Think about what it must have felt like then. The hope, the freedom, the relief. What you see here is more than just a monument by Günther Schmolke. It's an invitation to reflect and remember. A place that reminds us peace is always possible.