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Berlin - Invalidenfriedhof
The cemetery from 1748 contains several German graves from the
subsequent wars. One of the more famous is Gerhard von Scharnhorst, a German war
hero from the Napoleonic Wars, but also "The Red Baron, Manfred von Richthofen
lies here.
About 18,000 funerals have taken place at the Invalidenhof.
General Gerhard von Scharnhorst 1755 - 1813
Guards of honor at Reinhard Heydrich's monument in Prague - 1942
The Germans erected a monument to Heydrich in Prague which was torn down by the Czechs in 1945.
The small concrete foundation slightly to the left in the picture is what is left of Reinhard Heydrich's grave monument
Reinhard Heydrich was buried here with pomp and splendor after the shooting attack in Prague. Heydrich is probably best known as the man behind the Wansee Conference January 20, 1942 - which dealt with "Die Endlösung der Judenfrage" - the extermination of all Jews. Heydrich was one of the most cynical men of the Nazi regime and he should only arouse disgust. The concrete foundation for the tombstone is still there, but the tomb monument itself has been removed. In 2019, Reinhard Heydrich's grave was vandalized by unknown persons and for unknown reasons. Even though I do not support that kind of thing, it's hard not to have some sympathy for just that particular deed. Heydrich was in every way a disgrace to the human race and deserves in no way anything but the absolute greatest contempt.
Reinhard Heydrichs grave - 2019
Many famous German officers are buried here, which is also evident from the many grave monuments
Som det fremgår af ovenstående, så anmodes der om, at man respekterer de døde, men desværre fortjerner ikke alle dette
During the Nazi regime, great dignitaries such
as Army Chief Werner von Fritz and Inspector General Fritz Todt, who, among
other things, behind the German motorway constructions, is buried here.
After the war, the Allies ordered the
demolition of all Nazi monuments and tombstones, as did the tombs of Todt and
Heydrich. However, it is still possible to find the burial sites themselves, as
these were not affected. It was just the monuments. Thus, one can still find
quite a few concrete elements when walking around. They are the foundations of
the great monuments of Nazi luminaries such as Heydrich.In the 60s after the
construction of the Berlin Wall, a third of the cemetery was destroyed when the
GDR built watchtowers, etc., along the wall of thecemetery. Approx. 230 graves
were desecrated on that occasion.
Memorial plaque for the civilians who lost their lives during the air raids of 1940 - 45 and were buried in mass graves Not everyone buried here was necessarily a stubborn Nazi - in fact, Berliners were known to be more opposed to Hitler's regime than anywhere else in the country. It must also be said that many of those buried here are from before the Nazis took power in Germany.
Address:
Scharnhorststraße 33, 10115 Berlin, Tyskland
Opening hours
:Transport:
U-Bahn Schwartzkopff Str.
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