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in the Lustgarten. This resulted in the discovery of the group, the death of Baum in Gestapo detention and the execution of at least 27 members of the group. In a "retaliation action," the
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arrested 500 Jewish men at the end of May, and immediately murdered half of them. A memorial stone made by Jürgen Raue installed in 1981 commemorates the resistance group.
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In the early 19th century, the enlarged and increasingly wealthy Kingdom of Prussia undertook major redevelopments of central Berlin. A large, new classical building, the
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was converted into a site for mass rallies. In 1934, it was paved over and the equestrian statue removed. Hitler addressed mass rallies of up to a million people there.
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left Adolf Hitler's paving in place, but planted lime trees around the parade ground to reduce its militaristic appearance. The whole area was renamed
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held frequent rallies there. In August 1921, 500,000 people demonstrated against right-wing extremist violence. After the murder of Foreign Minister
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became King of Prussia and set about converting Prussia into a militarised state. He ripped out his grandmother's garden and converted the
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to redesign the area in the spirit of Lenné's design and construction work began in 1998. The
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consisting mainly of Jewish men and women, tried to destroy a propaganda exhibition
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now features fountains and is once again a park in the heart of a reunited Berlin.
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to be turned back into a park, but during French occupation of Berlin in 1806
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The area of the Lustgarten was originally developed in the 16th century as a
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were also laid out as military parade grounds at this time.) In 1790,
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The Lustgarten in 1900, looking north-west toward the Old Museum
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The human tradition in modern Europe, 1750 to the present
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Die Berliner Bildhauerschule im neunzehnten Jahrhundert
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was melted down to reuse the metal in war production.
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was frequently used for political demonstrations. The
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to its earlier role as a park began once Germany was
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(2008). 648: 1843:Rebuilt buildings and structures in Berlin 1212: 1198: 924: 910: 752: 738: 391:was demolished and later replaced by the 336:On 18 May 1942 a resistance group led by 284:(in German, "Berliner Dom"), designed by 200:(the Great Elector) and his Dutch wife, 1373:Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe 543:"Staatliche Museen zu Berlin – Museums" 18:Park on Museum Island in central Berlin 1820: 642: 638:– via British Newspaper Archive. 623:"Great Peace Demonstrations in Berlin" 585:– via British Newspaper Archive. 1193: 905: 733: 570:"The Entry of the Troops into Berlin" 529:"Historical images of the Lustgarten" 415:commissioned the landscape architect 124: 42:Lustgarten in front of the Old Museum 600:(2nd ed.). Berlin: CZV-Verlag. 225:into a sand-covered parade ground. ( 13: 14: 1859: 725: 372:was a bomb-pitted wasteland. 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Lustgarten (disambiguation)

Coordinates
52°31′07″N 13°23′59″E / 52.51861°N 13.39972°E / 52.51861; 13.39972
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Museum Island
Berlin
Altes Museum
Berlin Cathedral
Berliner Stadtschloss
kitchen garden
Elector of Brandenburg
Kingdom of Prussia
Thirty Years War
Friedrich Wilhelm
Luise Henriette of Nassau
Johann Mauritz
Michael Hanff
Friedrich Wilhelm I
Pariser Platz
Brandenburg Gate
Leipziger Platz
Friedrich Wilhelm II
Napoleon
Old Museum
Karl Friedrich Schinkel
Peter Joseph Lenné
Friedrich Wilhelm III
Albert Wolff

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