Bismarckviertel Steglitz

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Map of Steglitz with Bismarckviertel
Location of the streets and squares in the marked Bismarckviertel (from OSM)
Berlin-Steglitz, 1907 - detail

The Bismarckviertel is a location in the Berlin district of Steglitz in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf district on the northeastern edge on the border with the Schöneberg district . The names of the 15 streets in this area all have a connection to Otto von Bismarck .

Geographical location

The Bismarckviertel is limited

The streets mentioned do not belong to the Bismarckviertel themselves.

history

In 1899 the entire area was still vacant. In 1905 the Steglitz cycling track was built on Körnerstrasse. A plan from 1907 shows the location of the cycling track as a sports park in Steglitz in today's Bismarckviertel. The layout of the streets between Lauenburger and Körnerstraße gives an idea of ​​the shape.

Between the years 1908 and 1910 the streets were named (see list of streets), the site was developed and the first houses were built. The First World War prevented complete development. In the vicinity of the main line , building losses were high due to bomb hits from World War II . The development program of the 1950s closed the first gaps. One of the last vacant properties on the corner of Feuerbachstrasse and Lauenburger Strasse was opened up in 2013 by a senior citizens' residence.

Overview of the streets and squares with their origins

Street name 00Name since origin
Altmarkstrasse July 18, 1908 Bismarck comes from Schönhausen / Altmark
Bismarckstrasse around 1896 Main street of the Bismarck district
Friedrichsruher Platz Jan 15, 1910 Gut Friedrichsruh has been owned by Bismarck since 1871 and is the location of the Lukas Church
Friedrichsruher Strasse July 18, 1908 Bismarck mausoleum and museum in Friedrichsruh
Göttinger Strasse July 18, 1908 Bismarck studied in Göttingen from 1832 to 1835
Horst-Kohl-Strasse July 18, 1908 Horst Kohl published Bismarck's writings and speeches
Jeverstrasse Feb 9, 1910 Bismarck Museum of the "Faithful of Jever "
Kissinger Strasse July 18, 1908 Bad Kissingen was Bismarck's health resort, where he wrote the Kissinger Diktat in 1877
Kniephofstrasse July 18, 1908 Kniephof , village in Western Pomerania , temporarily owned by Otto von Bismarck
Külzer Strasse Feb 9, 1910 Külz , manor of the von Bismarck family in Western Pomerania
Lauenburger Platz Jan 15, 1910 Otto von Bismarck was Duke of Lauenburg from 1890
Lauenburger Strasse July 18, 1908 Otto von Bismarck was Duke of Lauenburg from 1890
Lothar-Bucher-Strasse July 18, 1908 Lothar Bucher wrote Bismarck's memoir
Menckenstrasse Feb 9, 1910 Luise Wilhelmine, b. Mencken (1790–1839), mother of Otto von Bismarck
Poschingerstrasse July 18, 1908 Heinrich von Poschinger wrote about Bismarck
Sachsenwaldstrasse 4th Sep 1908 Friedrichsruh Castle in the Sachsenwald
Schönhauser Strasse July 18, 1908 Schönhausen , Bismarck's birthplace
Lenbachstrasse 22 Aug 1904 Franz von Lenbach painted Bismarck
(transition from the Bismarckviertel to the "Malerviertel" in Schöneberg )

Transport links

Between 1912 and 1914, a trolleybus ran between Steglitz station (today: Rathaus Steglitz station), Bergstrasse, Bismarckstrasse and later Altmarkstrasse and Thorvaldsenstrasse to Knausplatz. From 1914 to March 1961, Bismarckstrasse was used for the full length of the tram line  87 (until 1923) and 88 (from 1923), which was then replaced by the A 75 bus line . For decades, the A 2 and A 2 E and A 81 bus routes ran through Feuerbachstrasse and Bismarckstrasse . Currently, route 181 runs there. The A 68 bus has been running through Bergstrasse since October 1959 - currently it is route 170. Through Feuerbach- and Thorwaldsenstraße currently runs the line M76 - formerly 76 and 176 - and since 1995 the express bus line X76, whose forerunner was the express bus line A S2 from 1957 to 1966 .

The S-Bahn trains on the S1 line stop at the Feuerbachstraße S-Bahn station on the northwest corner of the Bismarckviertel.

Facilities

The Lukaskirche in the Bismarckviertel
  • Sachsenwald Primary School, Sachsenwaldstrasse 20/21
  • Youth and Family Center, Jeverstraße 9
  • Lukaskirche on Friedrichsruher Platz
  • Lauenburg pond

See also

literature

  • Max Philipp: Heimathefte Berlin - The Steglitz district in the past and present . Pedagogical Publishing Association, Berlin 1953.
  • Dietrich Seidlitz: The Lauenburger Platz and a little street science to the Bismarckviertel . In: Heimatverein Steglitz e. V. (Ed.): Steglitzer Heimat . Bulletin of the Heimatverein Steglitz e. V. Issue 2/2010, 55th year, Berlin.

References and comments

  1. ^ Steglitz around 1899. Retrieved September 16, 2018 .
  2. On the rubble of the Steglitzer Radrennbahn, quoted from Steglitzer Chatting Corner (around 1954). (No longer available online.) In: Steglitzer Anzeiger. 1927, archived from the original on November 10, 2013 ; accessed on September 16, 2018 .
  3. The street names are already listed in the development plan of May 28, 1907; except for: Friedrichsruher and Lauenburger Platz (cf. Seidlitz 2010, p. 53).
  4. Altmarkstrasse. In: Street name lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein (near  Kaupert )
  5. ^ Bismarckstrasse near Luise
  6. Friedrichsruher Platz with Luise
  7. ^ Friedrichsruher Strasse near Luise
  8. ^ Goettinger Strasse near Luise
  9. Horst-Kohl-Strasse near Luise
  10. Jever road at Luise
  11. ^ Bismarck Museum of the Faithful in Jever | Home page. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on June 20, 2013 ; accessed on September 16, 2018 .
  12. ^ Kissinger Strasse near Luise
  13. Kniephofstrasse with Luise
  14. ^ Külzer Strasse near Luise
  15. ^ Lauenburger Platz with Luise
  16. ^ Lauenburger Strasse near Luise
  17. ^ Lothar-Bucher-Strasse near Luise
  18. The southern course of the road to Bergstrasse has been interrupted since 1971 by the approach to the Joachim-Tiburtius-Brücke.
  19. ^ Menckenstrasse near Luise
  20. Poschingerstraße near Luise
  21. Sachsenwaldstrasse with Luise
  22. Schönhauser Strasse near Luise
  23. ^ Lenbachstrasse near Luise
  24. Wolfgang Kramer: Line Chronicle of the Berlin Tram 1945–1993, p. 193 . Ed .: Arbeitskreis Berliner Nahverkehr e. V. Berlin 2001.
  25. ↑ Express bus line A S2 on berliner-verkehrsseiten.de
  26. Sachsenwald Primary School, Sachsenwaldstrasse 20/21
  27. Youth and Family Center Jeverstrasse 9
  28. Lauenburger Platz. July 25, 2018, accessed September 16, 2018 .

Coordinates: 52 ° 27 ′ 40 ″  N , 13 ° 20 ′ 10 ″  E