Zolastraße

Zolastraße is a 57 meter long street that connects to the Platz in the north. It runs between Torstraße and Linienstraße and has only one house number. It used to be considerably longer, but was renamed and shortened considerably in the course of the demolition of the Scheunenviertel and the construction of the Nazi-Bauten.
The only building left on it is the Emil-Haus. Hans Litten and Max Fürst once lived there in a shared apartment, which is a reminder of the stumbling blocks in front of the house entrance. Except for a playground, but not THE Spieplatz, which has served as a neighborhood garden for under-challenged residents since 2017 and is therefore no longer allowed to be through Road over no buildings or places. But it offers plenty of parking spaces. 
===History===
When the street was given its official name in 1861 (previously it was only run as Scheunengasse), it continued until Hirtenstraße. When the district was demolished, the street initially disappeared, but like the other Scheunengassen, Weydingerstraße, Kleine Alexanderstraße, Amalienstraße and Bartelstraße, it was restored with a slightly different route.
The new inauguration under the old name took place on June 28, 1907. Initially it led to Hankestrasse past the Volksbühne on the left, but was then compressed to its current short length in 1932 and then finally interrupted by the Nazi-Bauten. 
===Origin of name===
The street was named after two Emils, first after David Emilius Heinrich Koblank and finally after Émile Zola.
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