Memorials
Between 1961 and 1989, at least 140 people were killed or died in other ways directly connected to the GDR border regime at the Berlin Wall alone.
Today the “Parlament der Bäume” (Parliament of Trees), the Wall memorial in the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus, and other sites created in West Berlin between 1961 and 1989 recall the victims of the Berlin Wall.
Commemorative markers along the Berlin Wall Trail identify places where people were killed attempting to escape or died in other ways connected to the border regime.
Links:
Memorial sites for the victims of the Berlin Wall
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Memorial stone for the victims of Germany's division Show on map
Memorials
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"Entenschnabel" Show on map
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Cherry tree avenue Show on map
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Memorial stone recalling Germany's division Show on map
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Memorial "Mauerkletterer" Show on map
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Klein Glienicke Show on map
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Fichtewiese/Erlengrund Show on map
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Memorial for desecrated graves Show on map
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Memorial stone for German unification Show on map
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Cherry tree avenue and memorial stone Show on map
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Former "ghost town" Show on map
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Memorial stone for German unification Show on map
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Former "command center" Show on map
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Wall memorial in Spandau Show on map
Contact
Governing Mayor of Berlin – Senate Chancellery –
- Tel.: +49 30 9026-2435
- Fax: +49 30 9026-2285
- E-mail an die Landesredaktion Berlin.de