Berliner Baudenkmäler

Schaper remembers a statesman who was also a writer and a poet

Jewish theologian, rabbi and refugee

Forgotten victims who were finally discussed in the 80s

Developed the first modern program of military intelligence gathering

Commemorates a Bebelplatz event in 1933

A small, but famous Bauhaus building

Stauffenberg, The White Rose and others are remembered here

Twin columns represent a joint struggle against fascism

Murals for a better future are painted on a remnant of the Berlin Wall

Commemorates the four victorious allies of Waterloo

Dismantled, but the head survived

Commemorates unnatural deaths between 1933 and 1945

Stands at the east end of "Unter den Linden"

Son of a Huguenot exile who became one of Prussia's favorite generals

Classical composers are remembered

Shot and killed by East German border guards

"Denkmalwilly" expanded the avenue and ordered a variety of marble statues

Remembering the death victims of the Berlin Wall

Meisler, the sculptor, survived a tragic separation

A house of worship was destroyed near here