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Unfortunately, there's a lot to remember in Mitte.
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Führerbunker
No educational historic plaques mark the site where Hitler committed suicide on April 30, 1945. For the last month of his life,
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Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
This bluntly named memorial avoids any vagueness surrounding the term Holocaust. Six million Jews are estimated to have been killed by the Nazis and this site serves as Germany’s national memorial to those victims.
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Monument to the Homosexual Victims of the Nazis
In Tiergarten park, the four-metre high monument with a screen showing a film of two men kissing was erected to commemorate the 55,000 gay men that were deemed criminals by the Nazi regime, and the estimated 15,000 killed in the concentration camps.
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Neue Wache
Germany’s national war memorial is housed in the former royal guard house of the Prussians. The neoclassic building from 1819 was the first commission the famed Karl Friedrich Schinkel received in Berlin.
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