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Berlin - Karlshorst

The German surrender to the Soviet military authorities in Karlshorst

Many associate Karlshorst with the unconditional capitulation of the German forces on May 9, 1945, when Colonel General Hans-Jürgen Stumpff as representative of the Luftwaffe, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel as Chief of Staff of OKW and Admiral Hans-Georg von Friedeburg as Commander-in-Chief of the Kriegsmarine signed the agreement, but we are many who also associate Karlshost with obscure cellars and solitary hand-held interrogations. This is where you were escorted to if you were apprehended as a spy in the GDR during the Cold War.

The negotiating room at the Soviet headquarters in Karlshorst

In April 1945, Marshal Georgy Zhukov had set up his headquarters in Karlshorst, and in the following years the KGB - the secret state police of the Soviet Union - moved in.

"Das deutsch-russische Museum" i Karlshorst

From 1945 to 1949, the buildings served as the headquarters of the Soviet military administration in Germany. After the founding of the GDR, they housed the headquarters of the Soviet troops in East Germany until the last Russian soldiers left Karlshorst in 1994. The former headquarters has subsequently become the German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst.

 

Address:

Deutsch-Russisches Museum

Zwieseler Straße 4/
Hjørnet af Rheinsteinstraße
D-10318 Berlin-Karlshorst

 

Train:

Karlshorst har forbindelse til Berlins S-Bahn fra Berlin-Karlshorst stationen, som også er holdested for RegionalExpress tog fra Deutsche Bahn.

 

Link:

Deutsch-Russisches Museum (museum-karlshorst.de)

Berlin is always worth a visit - summer or winter - but where to go? Here are some slightly unusual and very different suggestions for places I like to go.


Interesting places

A B C

"Beelitz-Heilstätten" - Old military hospital

Bendlerblock" - Memorial and museum

"Berlin Untervelten" - Berlin's "Underworld"

"Bernauer Straße" - About the Berlin Wall etc.

"Bornholmer Straße - Former border crossing east/west

"Boxhagener Platz - Green area and flea market"

D E F

"Europacenter" - Shopping center etc.

Flakturm Humboldthain" - Bunker facility WW2

"Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg" - Busy airport

"Flughafen Berlin Tempelhof" - Recreational area.

"Escape tunnels between East and West Berlin - Kold krig

"Friedhof Invalidenhof - Soldiers Cemetery

G H I J K

"Old Danish Embassy"  - Tiergarten

Gedenkstätte Plötzensee" - Memorial

"Glienicker Brücke" - Dividing East/ West

- "Pallasstrasse bunker" Bunker i centrum

" Weissensee Jewish Cemetery - Jewish cemetery

Karlshorst - German-Russian Museum"

L M N O P Q R S

"Majakowskiring"
– GDR elite in Pankow

Prenzlauer Berg"

- Memorial

"Schöneberg town hall"  - JFK tale"

"Schwerbelastungs-
körper"
- Pressure gauge

" Friedhof Grunewald-Forst - Cemetery for suicides

SS residences – Zehlendorf

S T U V X Y Z

"Stasimuseum" - Stasimuseum

Teufelsberg" - NSA in Grunewald

"Tiergarten" - The Nordic Embassies"

"Tiergarten - Siegessäule" 67 meter tall victory column

"Villa Riefenstahl - Leni Riefenstahls House

"Zionskirche Prenzlauerberg - Where Bonhoeffer preached

 

Recreational areas:

"Grunewald"
- Berlins largest green areas

Strandbad Wannsee"
- Europe's largest lake bath

"Tempelhofer Park"
- Formerly Tempelhof Airport

"Tiergarten"
- Berlin's largest city park

"Volkspark Friedrichshein - Recreational area

"Volkspark Jungfernheide" - Recreational area

Food and drinks:

"Biergarden am Neuen See" in the Tiergarten.

Biergarden "Prater" - From 1837 and the oldest

Biergarden "Schleusenkrug", "Biergarden in Tiergarten".

"Mustafa’s Gemüse Kebap" - known all over Berlin

"Restaurant Zillemarkt" Unfortunately closed by now

"Zur letzten Instanz" - Oldest restaurant in Berlin

               

Berlin at War