Poelzig-Block 13

The Poelzig-Block 13 is part of the Poelzig-Bauten. It was completed as the last piece of the building ensemble in 1936 (the year of death of their Architect).
They are the only part of the ensemble that was not commissioned by the Alfred Schrobsdorff KG, which earned them the secret nickname Nazi-Brat. However, it is the only part on the left of the Platz that actually survived the Second World War. So much for people not reducing you to where you come from.
==History ==
In 1919 the fallow land was used for a circus. stock photo-german-revolution-19181919-barricades-are-shown-in front-ot-der-volksbuhne-am-bulowplatz-today-rosa-luxemburg-place-in-berlin-germany-during-the-street-fighting-at the beginning- januar-1919-foto-berliner-verlagarchiv-57703296 Photograph of barricades on Bülowplatz (beginning of January 1919) Immediately before the construction, there was a parking space for wagons and automobiles.
In 1927 the 473 square meter property with the address Hankestraße 5 and Hirtenstraße 8 was bought by the city of Berlin. Templates for the city council meeting of the City of Berlin edition 1927
== Links ==
* The Poelzig block 13 at the Landesdenkmalamt Berlin
== Refrences ==
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Category:Poelzig-Bauten