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Anniversaries and Birthdays have always seemed to me to be a time for reflection and as I will be celebrating 1 year in Berlin tomorrow, this seems like the perfect time to reflect on what I have seen and done here. My original intention was that I would be able to create a Berlin Top […]
I have added a photo of the Stolpersteine I saw in Berlin last week to my Stolpersteine Gallery. The memorials I saw were dedicated to Frida Holz and Rose Seligmann (Kaiserdamm 19). In a little over 9 months, I have now seen 348 Stolpersteine in 142 locations across Berlin. To find out more about these […]
I have added the photos of the Stolpersteine I have seen over the past week to the photo gallery here. The memorials I saw were dedicated to: Paula Budde (Friedrichstrasse 11); Kurt Müller-Croon (Friedrichstrasse 11); Max Laske (Friedrichstr. 16 / Ecke E.T.A.-Hoffmann-Promenade); Martha Mannheim, Rudolf Flatauer and Paula Flatauer (Witzlebenstrasse 12a); Eduard Gärtner, Doris Lubliner and Albert Bellak (Spandauer Damm […]
I have added a photo of the Stolpersteine I saw in the past week to the photo gallery here. The Stolpersteine I saw this week was deicated to: Martha Friedlaender, Else Friedlaender, Hans Leibholz, Laura Leibholz, Lieselott Leibholz (Danckelmannstrasse 44). My first post about Stolpersteine gives more background about these memorials to the victims of National […]
This week on my wanders in Berlin I saw a number of Stolpersteine, pictures of which have been added to the gallery here. Machle Dubinsky (Rosenthaler Strasse 19); Walter Rosenthal, Alice Rosenthal, Eva Rosenthal and Siegfried Rosenthal (Kantstrasse 132); Julius Tauber and Erna Ewer (Kantstrasse 121-120); Ellen Cahen and Frida Levy (Xantener Strasse 20); Vera Nathan, Adolph Welsch and Leonhard […]
Why you may ask am I posting a photo of an Asian Supermarket on a blog about Berlin? If you look a little closer you may see the reason. When I found out there was a plaque honouring the inventor of the Currywurst, Herta Heuwer (from a SugarHigh newsletter), with my love of the humble Berlin snack, […]
I saw just one Stolperstein this week despite covering a lot of ground in Berlin and I have added this photo to the gallery here as usual. This Stolperstein was a memorial to Bertha Fiedler (Kantstrasse 148). My first post about Stolpersteine gives more background about these memorials to the victims of National Socialism created by […]
With the largest Turkish population of any city outside Turkey it is no surprise that there are a plethora of Imbiße and restaurants serving Turkish Food in Berlin. Efes Bistro is one such restaurant and for me it’s a real belter. Situated on the corner of Kantstrasse and Windscheidstrasse, it is a short stroll from […]
This week’s Stolpersteine spotted in Berlin are now in the photo gallery here. These latest Stolpersteine were dedicated to: Hugo G Cohn and Margarete Cohn (outside Karstadt Sports – Joachimstaler Strasse 6-5); Hedwig Mieser (Münzstrasse 22); Paul Aronsbach, Selma Aronsbach, Erika Aronsbach and Manfred Aronsbach (outside Hotel Hackescher Markt – Grosse Präsidentstrasse 8). My first post about Stolpersteine gives more […]
I braved the cold of a Berlin winter this afternoon to get my Currywurst fix at Bier’s Kudamm 195. Bier’s had come to my attention as it featured on a BBC News video about Berliners’ appetites for Currywurst that I found when researching the history of the Berlin snack for my Konnnopke’s post. The reporter […]
