A Berlin Life
Hunzinger was born in Berlin on 3 February 1915. She died in the same city on 19 July 2009.
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Ingeborg Hunzinger
Ingeborg Hunzinger gave Berlin’s memory of the Rosenstraße protesters a powerful sculptural form in her multipart “Block of Women.”
Ingeborg Hunzinger was a German sculptor born in Berlin in 1915. Her work is part of the city’s public remembrance through the “Block of Women,” a multipart sculpture commemorating the Rosenstraße protesters. She died in Berlin in 2009, leaving a visible trace in the city where her life began and ended.
Worth knowing
The Block of Women
Hunzinger created the multipart sculpture “Block of Women.” The work commemorates the Rosenstraße protesters.
Rosenstraße Protest Memorial
At the Rosenstraße Protest Memorial, you encounter Hunzinger’s contribution to Berlin’s culture of remembrance. Her “Block of Women” connects her sculptural work directly with the story of the protesters honored here.
Addresses you can still visit
Every place in this city with a documented tie to this person.
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Rosenstraße Protest Memorial
She created the multipart “Block of Women” sculpture commemorating the Rosenstraße protesters.
Follow the story on foot
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