Berlino

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Chi ha plasmato la città

Non un elenco di nomi: gli indirizzi dove la loro storia è accaduta davvero.

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  Arti visive

  Adolf Hitler

  1889–1945

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  Letteratura

  Bertolt Brecht

  1898–1956

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  Musica

  Marlene Dietrich

  1901–1992

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  Arti visive

  Wilhelm II

  1859–1941

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  Scienza

  Albert Einstein

  1879–1955

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  Alexander I of Russia

  1777–1825

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  Letteratura

  Alexander von Humboldt

  1769–1859

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  Letteratura

  Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg

  1907–1944

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Cosa vedere

Ogni tappa che abbiamo studiato, mappato e raccontato.

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  Museo

  Altes Museum

  A Prussian king gives the order; Karl Friedrich Schinkel answers with a grand Neoclassical museum. The royal world moves on, but the building keeps its original job.

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  Piazza

  Alexanderplatz

  A traveler stops over a map; commuters stream around them. Look up and the nearby TV Tower gives away exactly where you are: Alexanderplatz, Berlin’s square that behaves more like a launch pad.

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  Museo

  Pergamon Museum

  In October 2023, the last visitors filed out and the doors closed with an implied message: “See you in a decade or two.” The building in front of you is now both a museum and a very large promise.

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  Museo

  East Side Gallery

  Spring 1990: brushes meet concrete. After decades as part of a border system, this stretch of Wall is becoming a kilometre-long public argument about freedom.

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  Piazza

  Gendarmenmarkt

  Friedrich Schiller holds the centre while two churches and a concert hall face him across the square. The scene looks composed and complete; during the Second World War, most of it was badly damaged or destroyed.

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  Teatro e cultura

  Friedrichstadt-Palast

  In 1985, the old Friedrichstadt-Palast comes down near Schiffbauerdamm. Yet the name is still glowing in front of you. Same institution, different building—a very Berlin plot twist.

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  Monumento

  Soviet War Memorial in Treptower Park

  Berlin, April 1945: the Battle of Berlin is underway. By its end in May, 80,000 Red Army soldiers will have fallen. Four years later, this park becomes East Germany’s central place of remembrance for the war.

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  Museo

  Alte Nationalgalerie

  At the foot of the staircase, a Prussian king still gets top billing: his memorial occupies the grand approach to the gallery he ordered. Berlin has turned the walk to a museum door into theatre.

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  Teatro e cultura

  Berlin State Opera

  Frederick the Great wants an opera house, and subtlety is not part of the plan: it will stand alone in central Berlin like a monument. Two centuries later, bombing damages it—and East Berlin rebuilds the royal stage.

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