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Klaus-Mann-Platz

A place of remembrance and diversity

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Founded in 1994, Klaus-Mann-Platz in Frankfurt is a striking spot that celebrates the city's diversity and openness. The prominent sculpture, Frankfurter Engel, serves as a poignant reminder of past persecutions, encouraging reflection. Visiting this square offers not just a peaceful pause but also a chance to contemplate social progress.
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The Frankfurter Engel was erected in 1994 as Germany's first monument for persecuted homosexuals.

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Founded
1994

Guided Story

Feel the gentle breeze as you stand here? You might hear the city's soft hum around you. Look to your left, and you'll see the Frankfurter Engel, a powerful symbol of tolerance and remembrance. Did you know this monument commemorates a time when homosexuals were persecuted? It's a place of remembrance but also a testament to how far we've come. Just behind you, a bit further, is the Eldorado, a lively hub for culture and entertainment. Here at Klaus-Mann-Platz, history is honored, yet the vibrancy and diversity that make Frankfurt unique are celebrated as well. Let yourself be drawn in by the atmosphere and reflect on how vital it is for us all to live in peace and acceptance.

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