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Undated photography of Leuthener Straße in Schöneberg by unknown photographer. The gasometer in the background was designed to contain municipal gas reserves and is now a protected landmark monument. During its construction 1908-1910 a severe accident delayed its utilization until 1913.
Friedrichstraße in Mitte, 1996 und 2013
S-Bahn station Friedrichstrasse 1996 and 2013.
Photograph showing a Nazi parade on Pariser Platz in the shade of the Brandenburg Gate after the so called "power grasp" 1933. Unknown photographer.
On 30th January 1933 Adolf Hitler was orderly declared chancelor of the Weimar Republic. Within six months after having been voted into government, Hitler and the Nazis abolished the first democratic German state, and then gradually established their reign of terror with the help of elites and parts of the German people. Everything that happened from then on, all the atrocious crimes were legal, and commissioned or encouraged by the government. This was possible because the largest part of the populace remained listless in the face of the obvious tyranny.
East German boarder guards watch Berliners tearing down the infamous Berlin Wall, the day after the night it effectively ceased to exist. Earlier that year people were still shot at and got killed trying to cross it. Photography by Jean-Claude Coutausse, dated 10th November.
Photograph by Christoph Jungeblodt dated August 1990. It shows the remains of the Berlin Wall only months before the official reunification -and now national holiday- on October 3rd. The houses seen in the picture are of formerly West-Berlin's Gropiusstadt precinct in the south of Neukölln.
Water pipes passing the Landwehrkanal in Kreuzberg. The canal, originally constructed in the late 17th century as a drainage canal to drain the swampland around Berlin, was later used as a raft canal to transport wood. As Berlin started growing rapidly in the 19th century the canal was conceived and expanded into its current form by landscape architect Peter Joseph Lenné. Photography by wiki-user Roehrsnsee dated fall 1990.
Rebuilding Berlin. Karl Marx Allee 1952
The German Federal Archive tag suggests September 17, 1953 as the date of this photography taken by a Mister Krueger. The Karl-Marx-Allee (then still called Stalinallee, as indicated in the street sign) in Friedrichshain was rebuilt to be the representative street of the East-German capital with apartments for party officials. Exactly three months earlier soviet troops and East-German police struck down an uprise of thousands of workers that rebuilt this very street, over higher work quotas imposed by East-German officials, leaving more than 500 dead. June 17 henceforth was the national holiday of West-Germany until reunification on October 3, 1990.
Illustrated Picture Postcard showing Oberbaumbrücke and Friedrichshain in the background. The Bridge was built in the late 1890s and got destroyed in WWII. It was rebuilt only after the fall of the Berlin Wall and is now the landmark of the Kreuzberg-Friedrichshain district. Around 1900, unknown artist.
Ahmadiyya Mosque, in Brienner Straße, Wilmersdorf. It is built in Persian-Indian style and it is the oldest standing Mosque in Germany. Photography dated 1928 by unknown photographer.
Infamous Berlin Wall and "death strip", 1986. East-German border patrol can be seen right behind the wall. Photography by Thierry Noir, taken from the West-side at Bethaniendamm, Kreuzberg.
Dominicusstraße on the corner of Hauptstraße in Schöneberg. The tower in the middle is a church tower. The tower in the background is the landmark of Schöneberg town hall, which at that time was the town hall of West-Berlin. Undated Photography from the 1970s of an unknown photographer.
Picture postacrd dated 1912, photopgraphy by Otto Haeckel. Picture postcard of the Komische Oper (Comical Opera) which then was situated at the Spree river on Friedrichstrasse. After the second world war the opera was moved into another location.
"Berlin - Spittelmarkt" painting by Paul Hoeniger, 1912, shows the Spittelmarkt in Mitte on a rainy day.
"Berlin, Tauentzienstraße with Kaiser-Wilhelm-Memorial Church" in Charlottenburg. Picture postcard from 1910s. Photographer unknown.
Neighborhood kids of Stubenrauchstraße in Friedenau. Photography dated 1903 by unknown photographer.
Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg. After the Second World War the area around Kottbusser Tor was comprised of idle spaces and ruins. From the 1960s it was subject to demolition and renewal. Photography taken probably 1960s by unknown photographer.
"The high track train surpasses the Landwehr-canal and the railway." Picture post card of the rail triangle "Gleisdreieck" in Tiergarten. Probably 1900s, unknown photographer.
