Historical Markers in Regierungsvierte, Berlin

By Roger W. Sinnott, August 19, 2014

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1 ► Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Regierungsvierte — Max Planck —

In diesem Hause lehrte Max Planck der Entdecker des elementaren Wirkungsquantums h von 1889 — 1928 English translation: In this building Max Planck, discoverer of the elementary quantum of action, . . . — — Map (db m83175) HM

2 ► Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Regierungsvierte — Pariser Platz —

English: Pariser Plaz (Paris Square) is one of Berlin’s most distinctive squares and occupies a unique place within the groundplan of the city. Its planning is attributed to Philipp Gerlach (1697-1738), the architect commissioned by . . . — — Map (db m56361) HM

3 ► Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Regierungsvierte — Soviet War Memorial — Tiergarten —

Вечный славу героев, которые входят в . . . — — Map (db m57182) HM

4 ► Germany, Berlin, Mitte, Regierungsvierte — The Legend of Hitler’s Bunker — Mythos und Geschichtszeugnis »Führerbunker« —

English: The Legend of Hitler’s Bunker Some of the greatest legends of our time are intertwined with the so-called Fuehrer’s Bunker. At the same time, this bunker was just one of many in the government quarter around Wilhelmstraße . . . — — Map (db m178553) HM