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Bebelplatz is a plaza, located at Bebelplatz (Unter den Linden), 10117 Berlin, Deutschland. Visit their website de.wikipedia.org for more detailed information.

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Bebelplatz (Unter den Linden), 10117 Berlin, Deutschland
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20 Reviews

  • FourSquare User
    15 July 2019

    Tam ortasında kitap yakma anıtı mevcut. Hukuk fakültesinin olduğu yerde eskiden kütuphane varmış. Naziler kitapları oradan alıp bu çukurda yakıyorlarmış.

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  • FourSquare User
    21 February 2018

    Book burning memorial square. Beautiful historical bldgs in the square, such as the Opera house, St Hedwig Cathedral & Humboldt University.

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  • FourSquare User
    04 March 2017

    A nacik itt egettek a konyveket.

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  • FourSquare User
    11 October 2016

    Don't miss the plaques and the burned books memorial.

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  • FourSquare User
    20 October 2015

    Check out the Book Burning Memorial in the ground. The square is also one of the best spots during the Festival of Lights.

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  • FourSquare User
    10 July 2015

    Freaking Nazis used to burn books here Life really changes. Thank God

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  • FourSquare User
    26 April 2015

    Bişi anlamadım. Zira bol inşaat mazemesiyle doluydu etraf. Orjinali hali güzelmiş ama sanki.

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  • FourSquare User
    07 January 2015

    When it's cold out it's very hard to see the book burning memorial due to the condensation on the glass. Look at it from an angle to get a better view. Ps- it's the glass square in the ground.

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  • FourSquare User
    03 September 2014

    See the book burning memorial before visiting St. Hedwig's.

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  • FourSquare User
    07 August 2014

    Ein sehr bewegendes Mahnmal in der Mitte. Anschauen!

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  • FourSquare User
    13 May 2014

    Hard to see on certain days, but the burning sight is a window into a white room with empty bookshelves.

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  • FourSquare User
    18 February 2014

    The Bebelplatz is known as the site of one of the infamous Nazi book burning ceremonies held in the evening of 10 May 1933 in many German university cities.

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  • FourSquare User
    03 August 2013

    Don't forget the sunscreen and water in the summer! There is no shade here.

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  • FourSquare User
    06 May 2013

    Today you can borrow books here not burn them. Sit back in a free bean bag.

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  • FourSquare User
    02 May 2013

    is known as the site of the infamous Nazi book burning ceremony held in the evening of May 10, 1933 by members of the SA, SS, Nazi students and Hitler Youth groups.

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  • FourSquare User
    17 December 2012

    Look down.

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  • FourSquare User
    23 September 2012

    На площади памятник соженным книгам, здание юридического Факультета, собор и отель цепочки Roccoforte.

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  • FourSquare User
    12 September 2012

    Erlangte 1933 traurige Berühmtheit als Schauplatz der von Propagandaminister Goebbels initiierten Bücherverbrennung.

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  • FourSquare User
    04 June 2012

    Square named after August Bebel, a founder of the Social Democratic Party of Germany. During the Nazi era it was one of the squares were loads of books were burned. Visit the Book burning memorial.

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  • FourSquare User
    23 November 2011

    This 18th c. square is home to some of the city's most historical structures: the St. Hedwig's Cathedral, and the Old Library (where Karl Marx and the Grimm brothers studied, and Einstein taught).

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