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Before the gramophone and radio made music accessible to the masses, only mechanical instruments made it possible to enjoy music without musicians. Playing pianos and orchestrions could be found in restaurants and dance halls. The barrel organ - the "hurdy-gurdy"... moreabout: Old, beautiful, loud!
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Starting in the mid-19th century, Italians were drawn from the mountains of northern Italy to the rest of the world. Around 14 million people left their homeland between 1861 and 1914 in search of better living and working conditions. One destination... moreabout: Musica di strada - Italians in Prenzlauer Berg
The naming of the streets in the residential area of Carl Legien by architects Bruno Taut and Franz Hillinger (1928 - 1930) reflects the eventful history of Berlin in the 20th century. The tour sheds light on the conflict-laden (re)naming processes in... moreabout: Carl Legien residential city
The 750-year-old village of Buchholz was shaped by the settlement of French religious refugees at the end of the 17th century. Their traces are still visible in the village today and gave the village its characteristic name "French Buchholz". Today, many... moreabout: Street names tell a story - the French heritage in Buchholz
Despite being incorporated in 1920, Karow has retained its village charm around the old village green with farmhouses, fire station and local church. The tour leads past medieval settlement structures, Wilhelminian-style buildings and detached houses... moreabout: From village to district - tour through Karow
For 25 years, the Museum Pankow has been preserving, researching and communicating the history of a district that is as diverse as its neighborhoods. The anniversary exhibition invites you to go on a journey of discovery - to projects, memories and collaborations... moreabout: History(s) on site
Käte Niederkirchner (1909-1944) was considered an icon of anti-fascist resistance in the GDR. Company collectives, vacation homes, kindergartens and even a ship were named after her. Today she is commemorated by two streets in the districts of Mitte and... moreabout: The story between us
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