- band Silly. The
third of the first-generation flak
towers were
built at
Humboldthain. The G-Tower was
partially demolished after the war; one side remains...
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example of Modernism. He then went on to
design four new
buildings at the
Humboldthain site,
which showed that he was as much
interested in m****ive, bold, classical...
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electrified on 8
August 1924, the Nord-Süd-Tunnel,
opened on 28 May 1936 from
Humboldthain to
Unter den
Linden and on 6
November 1939 to
Anhalter Bahnhof and Priesterweg...
- Süd on 9
August 1943, the Nord-Süd-Tunnel,
opened on 28 May 1936 from
Humboldthain to
Unter den
Linden and on 6
November 1939 to
Anhalter Bahnhof and Priesterweg...
-
Berlin Humboldthain station (German:
Bahnhof Berlin Humboldthain) is a
railway station in the city of Berlin, Germany. It is
served by the
Berlin S-Bahn...
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Jahrgang 1937, Heft 10 (Oktober), pp. 359–362.
Peter Obst: Die
Industrie am
Humboldthain (Maschinenfabrik), AEG 1896–1984. Innovations-Zentrum
Berlin Management...
- Gesundbrunnen, was the home
ground of the
Hertha BSC
Berlin football club. The
Humboldthain urban park,
finished in 1876, from 1942 was the site of two
large flak...
- 2cm-antiaircraft gun with
Hitler Youth (Flakhelfer – born 1927) on the Flak
tower Berlin-Gesundbrunnen (
Humboldthain), 1943...
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Viktoriapark Volkspark Friedrichshain Volkspark Hasenheide Volkspark Humboldthain Volkspark Jungfernheide Volkspark Mariendorf Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg...
- By 1941, however, the five huge
public shelters (Zoo,
Anhalt Station,
Humboldthain,
Friedrichshain and Kleistpark) were complete,
offering shelter to 65...
