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Anna-Ebert-Brücke
Honoring Anna Ebert over the Old Elbe
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The Anna-Ebert Bridge in Magdeburg has spanned the Old Elbe since 1882 and was renamed in 1951 to honor politician and concentration camp survivor Anna Ebert. As a cultural heritage monument in Germany, it combines historical significance with architectural grace.
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In 1951, the bridge was named after a KPD politician.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1882
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
As you stand here, take a moment to appreciate the Anna-Ebert Bridge, which has gracefully spanned the Old Elbe since 1882. Originally called the 'Lange Bridge', it was renamed in 1951 to honor Anna Ebert, a dedicated politician and concentration camp survivor who made significant contributions in the nearby Cracau district. This bridge is not only a vital roadway but also a recognized cultural heritage monument in Germany. Look to your left, and you'll see the Kaiser-Otto Bridge, just 52 meters away. The Anna-Ebert Bridge quietly tells a story of resilience and courage, embodying the spirit of its namesake.
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Location
Nearby
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