German War Graves Friedhof Wilmersdorf
Wilmersdorf Cemetery contains a plot with German war graves from the Second World War.
There is also the grave of the famour operette-composer Leon Jessel, of Jewish ancestry. Because of a letter found in his house, he was arrested on 15 December 1941. On 4 January 1942, he died due to heavy torturing by the Gestapo.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Axel Mauruszat
Nearby
Museum
- Allied Museum Berlin - Berlin
- Silent Heroes Memorial Centre - Berlin
- Deutches Technikmuseum - Berlin
Point of interest
- British Headquarters Lancaster House - Berlin
- Salon Kitty - Berlin
- Location NSB District Office North and West Germany - Berlin
Monument
- Memorial Mildred Harnack-Fish - Berlin-Wilmersdorf
- Memorial for a hanged 17-Year-Old - Berlin-Wilmersdorf
- Memorial Lisa Holländer - Berlin-Wilmersdorf
Cemetery
- Grave Arthur Axmann - Berlin-Wilmersdorf
- Grave Marlene Dietrich - Berlin
- German War Graves Berlin-Schöneberg - Berlin-Schöneberg
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Kalischer Straße 28 - Berlin-Wilmersdorf
- Stumbling Stones Bielefelder Straße 21 - Berlin-Wilmersdorf
- Stumbling Stones Rudolstädter Straße 110 - Berlin-Wilmersdorf
Fortification
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