MonumentArchitectural Heritage Monument301d86f6…c089Place of Remembrance

Eisenbahner-Gefallenen-Denkmal

Commemorating railway workers lost in wartime

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The Eisenbahner-Gefallenen-Denkmal in Frankfurt (Oder) was created in 1932 by Wilhelm Beringer to honor the 1,535 railway workers who died during World War I and the border conflicts of 1919. Established during a time of great hardship by the railway associations of the Osten district, it is now recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Brandenburg. Made of stone, it bears an inscription dedicated to the fallen from the Bromberg, Danzig, and Posen districts.

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Founded: 1932
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

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Guided Story

You're standing before a significant piece of history. Created by Wilhelm Beringer in 1932, this memorial honors the 1,535 railway workers who lost their lives during World War I and the border conflicts of 1919. It's not just a place of remembrance but also recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Brandenburg. Made of stone, it bears an inscription dedicated to the fallen from the Bromberg, Danzig, and Posen districts. As you stand here, take a moment to reflect on the history and look around at the peaceful park surrounding you.