Monument08c99781…6a06Place of Remembrance
Prahl-Denkmal
Commemorating a Victim of French Occupation
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The Prahl Memorial in Lübeck, constructed in 1820 by architect Joseph Christian Lillie, commemorates butcher master Jürgen Paul Prahl, a victim of the French occupation. The stone stele stands as a reminder of his story and the hardships of the occupation period.
Gallery
Guided Story
You are now in front of the Prahl Memorial, a stone stele commemorating Jürgen Paul Prahl. Designed by Joseph Christian Lillie in 1820, this monument honors a master butcher who became a victim during the French occupation. If you look around, you'll see the Nathalie Heimann Memorial just to the west, and the CineStar Stadthalle to the northwest. This stele holds the story of Prahl and the hardships of the occupation, a quiet reminder of the city's challenging past.
Location
Nearby
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