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Gedenkstein für die Erhebung Schleswig-Holsteins
Commemorating the Schleswig-Holstein Uprising
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The memorial stone for the Schleswig-Holstein Uprising in Hamburg-Blankenese is a boulder featuring a coat of arms relief and gilded inscriptions. It commemorates the Schleswig-Holstein Uprising and is located on a small green space next to an oak tree on Blankeneser Bahnhofstraße. The oak was planted in 1898 for the uprising's 50th anniversary, with the stone set two years later.
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Take a look at this boulder, notable not just for its size but also for its gilded inscriptions and coat of arms relief. It commemorates the Schleswig-Holstein Uprising, a significant event in the region's history. Right beside you is the oak tree, planted in 1898 to mark the uprising's 50th anniversary. Two years later, this memorial stone was added. If you turn around, you'll notice the Blankeneser Church at the marketplace, just 68 meters to the northeast.
Location
Nearby
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