Cemetery for Victims Siege of Hamburg
During the French siege of Hamburg in the winter of 1813/1814, many thousands of citizens of Hamburg were expelled by the French. Despite the good care of the citizens of Altona, which gave them shelter, 1138 people died. They are buried here.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Wolfgang Meinhart
Nearby
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- School Museum Hamburg - Hamburg-St. Pauli
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Fortification
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