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词条 Mehringdamm
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  1. History

  2. Sights

  3. Notable residents

  4. References

  5. External links

The Mehringdamm is a street in southern Kreuzberg, Berlin. In the north it starts at Mehringbrücke and ends - with its southern most houses already belonging to Tempelhof locality - on Platz der Luftbrücke. It is the historical southbound Berlin-Halle highway, now forming the federal route 96. The main junction of Mehringdamm is with the 19th-century ring road around Berlin's inner city, named Yorckstraße west, and Gneisenaustraße east of Mehringdamm.

History

With effect of 1 January 1861, the street and the adjacent sites, alleys and fields around were seceded from Tempelhof and incorporated into Berlin, which formed in this new southern quarter of the city's then 16 quarters, namely the Tempelhofer Vorstadt (i.e. Tempelhof-bound Suburb). On 27 November 1864 the Tempelhofer Straße was – in analogy to Belle-Alliance-Platz – renamed Belle-Alliance-Straße, thus spreading southwards the name of the French chief command post La Belle Alliance in the Battle of Waterloo, therefore named Battle of Belle Alliance in Prussian historiography.[11] Following a royal Most-Supreme Cabinet Order (Allerhöchste Cabinets-Ordre) all streets newly laid out right and left of Belle-Alliance-Straße were named after battles won against Napoleon and commanders who distinguished themselves in these battles.[12] In the 1880s, the street became an avenue by planting nettle trees in the section between Yorckstraße and Dudenstraße, with some of them – such as near Fidicinstraße junction – still standing, meanwhile under nature protection.[13]

On 16 February 1946, the Belle-Alliance-Straße and its then northern end, the square Belle-Alliance-Platz, were renamed Franz-Mehring-Straße and Franz-Mehring-Platz, on 31 July 1947 both names were simplified to Mehringdamm and Mehringplatz.[20] Both are named after the socialist historian Franz Mehring.[21] On the occasion of renaming, the numbering of the houses was changed too from traditional Berlin style (starting on one side of the street counting up to its end, continuing then on the other side until reaching the begin again) to international numbering mode (even numbers on the one and odd on the opposite side). The only unchanged number was No. 1, Adolf Jandorf's former department store, reconstructed by Hans Soll as part of the Hertie chain between 1952 and 1956.[22]

Sights

At Mehringdamm 61 you'll find the famous SchwulenZentrum, a gay center with gay cafe Melitta Sundström, the gay clubs SchwuZ and AHA and the gay museum Schwules Museum.[24][25][26]

Notable residents

  • Gottfried Benn, the dermatologist and poet, practised and lived between 1917 and 1935 at Belle-Alliance-Straße 12 (renamed and renumbered Mehringdamm 38).[27][28] In an interview he stated: As to your survey I answer you that I would not like to live anywhere else but in the Belle-Alliance-Straße. Everything else is a utopia for someone of my age.'’[29]
  • Theodor Fontane, realist novelist and poet, in 1859 moved with his family into a flat in a newly built house at Tempelhofer Straße 51.[30][31] The then housing shortage enabled the owners of flats in Berlin to rent them out before the houses had thoroughly dried.[32] In a letter to his mother Fontane reported that his son fell ill for eight days after moving in, since the humidity was still escaping from the walls.[33] While living at Tempelhofer Straße 51 Fontane began his rambles through the March of Brandenburg, which he literarily compiled and published as Wanderungen durch die Mark Brandenburg (1862–89),[34] before moving out again after, in 1863, the owner had told them to leave.[33]
  • Leopold Wölfling, the former Tuscan crown prince styled Archduke Leopold till 1903, lived beginning in 1928 in the Tempelhofer Vorstadt.[28] He died impoverished in 1935 at home in his rear wing flat on Belle-Alliance-Straße 53 (renamed and renumbered Mehringdamm 119).[35][36] Beginning in late 1932 he wrote a series of articles on his life as an archduke published in the Berliner Morgenpost, starting on 2 October with an article against the spreading racism under the headline "Es gibt keine Rassen-Reinheit. Mitteleuropa der große Schmelztiegel" (There is no racial purity. Central Europe the great melting pot).[37] His grave is preserved in the Protestant cemetery on Mehringdamm 21.

References

1. ^Baedekers Berlin-Kreuzberg: Bezirksführer (11977), Ostfildern/Kemnat and Munich: Baedeker, 21988, p. 37. {{ISBN|3-87954-091-8}}.
2. ^Klaus-Dieter Wille, Spaziergänge in Kreuzberg, Berlin: Haude & Spener, 1986, (=Berliner Kaleidoskop: Schriften zur Berliner Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte; vol. 32), p. 31. {{ISBN|3-7759-0287-2}}.
3. ^Lothar Uebel, Am Berg gebaut – Über hundert Jahre Chamissokiez, Mieterrat Chamissoplatz (ed.), Berlin: no publ., 1994, p. 15. No ISBN.
4. ^Eva Brücker, „Kaserne des 1. Garde-Dragoner-Regiments: Mehringdamm 20–30“, in: Geschichtslandschaft Berlin: Orte und Ereignisse: 5 vols., Helmut Engel, Stefi Jersch-Wenzel, Wilhelm Treue (eds.), vol. 5: 'Kreuzberg', Berlin: Nicolai, 1994, pp. 431–448, here p. 435. {{ISBN|3-87584-474-2}}.
5. ^Eva Brücker, „Kaserne des 1. Garde-Dragoner-Regiments: Mehringdamm 20–30“, in: Geschichtslandschaft Berlin: Orte und Ereignisse: 5 vols., Helmut Engel, Stefi Jersch-Wenzel, Wilhelm Treue (eds.), vol. 5: 'Kreuzberg', Berlin: Nicolai, 1994, pp. 431–448, here p. 434. {{ISBN|3-87584-474-2}}.
6. ^Straube's detailed Berlin map of 1910 still shows the riding trail on the western half of the street. Cf. Straubes Übersichtsplan von Berlin: Mit Begleittext von Andreas Matschenz: 44 folios in 1:4000 (11910), Landesarchiv Berlin (ed.), Berlin: Gauglitz, 22003, folio 'III L', {{ISBN|3-933-50215-2}}.
7. ^Lothar Uebel, Am Berg gebaut – Über hundert Jahre Chamissokiez, Mieterrat Chamissoplatz (ed.), Berlin: no publ., 1994, p. 15. No ISBN.
8. ^Die Tempelhofer Berge nebst ihrer höchsten Erhebung dem Kreuzberge anno 1286 bis 1986, Geschichtskreis im Wasserturm auf dem Tempelhofer Berg (ed.), Berlin: Bloch & Partner, 1986, p. 16. No ISBN.
9. ^Helmut Zschocke, Die Berliner Akzisemauer: Die vorletzte Mauer der Stadt, Berlin: Berlin Story, 2007, p. 150. {{ISBN|978-3-929829-76-1}}.
10. ^Lexikon – Alle Berliner Straßen und Plätze: Von der Gründung bis zur Gegenwart: 4 vols., Hans-Jürgen Mende (ed.), Berlin: Neues Leben / edition Luisenstadt, 1998, vol. 1 'A – Fre', p. 268. {{ISBN|3-355-01491-5}}.
11. ^Hasso Spode, „Zur Sozial- und Siedlungsgeschichte Kreuzbergs“, in: Geschichtslandschaft Berlin: Orte und Ereignisse: 5 vols., Helmut Engel, Stefi Jersch-Wenzel, Wilhelm Treue (eds.), vol. 5: 'Kreuzberg', Berlin: Nicolai, 1994, pp. XI–XXXI, here p. XIX. {{ISBN|3-87584-474-2}}.
12. ^Eva Brücker, „Kaserne des 1. Garde-Dragoner-Regiments: Mehringdamm 20–30“, in: Geschichtslandschaft Berlin: Orte und Ereignisse: 5 vols., Helmut Engel, Stefi Jersch-Wenzel, Wilhelm Treue (eds.), vol. 5: 'Kreuzberg', Berlin: Nicolai, 1994, pp. 431–448, here p. 436. {{ISBN|3-87584-474-2}}.
13. ^Lothar Uebel, Am Berg gebaut – Über hundert Jahre Chamissokiez, Mieterrat Chamissoplatz (ed.), Berlin: no publ., 1994, p. 6. No ISBN.
14. ^Kathrin Chod, Herbert Schwenk and Hainer Weißpflug, Berliner Bezirkslexikon: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Berlin: Haude & Spener / Edition Luisenstadt, 2003, p. 39. {{ISBN|3-7759-0474-3}}.
15. ^Kathrin Chod, Herbert Schwenk and Hainer Weißpflug, Berliner Bezirkslexikon: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Berlin: Haude & Spener / Edition Luisenstadt, 2003, p. 47. {{ISBN|3-7759-0474-3}}.
16. ^Herbert Schwenk, Lexikon der Berliner Stadtentwicklung, Berlin: Haude & Spener / Edition Luisenstadt, 2002, p. 245. {{ISBN|3-7759-0472-7}}.
17. ^Vom Pferdebahnhof zum Schulhof, Thomas Zadow on behalf of the Geschichtsprojekt der Charlotte-Salomon-Grundschule (ed.), Berlin: Charlotte-Salomon-Grundschule, 2011, p. 16. No ISBN.
18. ^Eugen Herman-Friede, Abgetaucht: Als U-Boot im Widerstand. Tatsachenroman, Hildesheim: Gerstenberg, 2004, p. 164. {{ISBN|3-8067-5072-6}}.
19. ^Ilse Nicolas, Kreuzberger Impressionen (11969), Berlin: Haude & Spener, 21979, (=Berlinische Reminiszenzen; vol. 26), p. 41. {{ISBN|3-7759-0205-8}}.
20. ^1 Kathrin Chod, Herbert Schwenk and Hainer Weißpflug, Berliner Bezirkslexikon: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Berlin: Haude & Spener / Edition Luisenstadt, 2003, p. 164. {{ISBN|3-7759-0474-3}}.
21. ^Lexikon – Alle Berliner Straßen und Plätze: Von der Gründung bis zur Gegenwart: 4 vols., Hans-Jürgen Mende (ed.), Berlin: Neues Leben / edition Luisenstadt, 1998, vol. 3 'Leo – Schö', p. 142. {{ISBN|3-355-01491-5}}.
22. ^Klaus-Dieter Wille, Spaziergänge in Kreuzberg, Berlin: Haude & Spener, 1986, (=Berliner Kaleidoskop: Schriften zur Berliner Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte; vol. 32), p. 47. {{ISBN|3-7759-0287-2}}.
23. ^Hasso Spode, „Zur Sozial- und Siedlungsgeschichte Kreuzbergs“, in: Geschichtslandschaft Berlin: Orte und Ereignisse: 5 vols., Helmut Engel, Stefi Jersch-Wenzel, Wilhelm Treue (eds.), vol. 5: 'Kreuzberg', Berlin: Nicolai, 1994, pp. XI–XXXI, here p. XXVII. {{ISBN|3-87584-474-2}}.
24. ^http://www.schwuz.de
25. ^http://www.aha-berlin.de
26. ^http://www.schwulesmuseum.de
27. ^Ilse Nicolas, Kreuzberger Impressionen (11969), Berlin: Haude & Spener, 21979, (=Berlinische Reminiszenzen; vol. 26), p. 73. {{ISBN|3-7759-0205-8}}.
28. ^1 Baedekers Berlin-Kreuzberg: Bezirksführer (11977), Ostfildern/Kemnat and Munich: Baedeker, 21988, p. 30. {{ISBN|3-87954-091-8}}.
29. ^In the original: „Auf Ihre Rundfrage antworte ich Ihnen, daß ich nirgends anders wohnen möchte als in der Belle-Alliance-Straße, alles andere ist für mich Utopie.“ Gottfried Benn in the journal Die Literarische Welt (vol. 8, April 1932), here after Gottfried Benn, Den Traum alleine tragen: Neue Texte und Dokumente, Paul Raabe and Max Niedermayer (eds.), Wiesbaden: Limes, 1966.
30. ^In 1864 Tempelhofer Straße 51 was renamed and renumbered Belle-Alliance-Straße 107, now the parking south of America Memorial Library (AGB) on Blücherplatz.
31. ^Ilse Nicolas, Kreuzberger Impressionen (11969), Berlin: Haude & Spener, 21979, (=Berlinische Reminiszenzen; vol. 26), p. 39. {{ISBN|3-7759-0205-8}}.
32. ^Bernd Stöver, Geschichte Berlins, Munich: C.H. Beck, 2010, (=Beck'sche Reihe: bsr - C.H. Beck Wissen; vol. 2603), p. 35. {{ISBN|978-3-406-60067-8}}.
33. ^1 Ilse Nicolas, Kreuzberger Impressionen (11969), Berlin: Haude & Spener, 21979, (=Berlinische Reminiszenzen; vol. 26), p. 40. {{ISBN|3-7759-0205-8}}.
34. ^Baedekers Berlin-Kreuzberg: Bezirksführer (11977), Ostfildern/Kemnat and Munich: Baedeker, 21988, p. 29. {{ISBN|3-87954-091-8}}.
35. ^Ilse Nicolas, Kreuzberger Impressionen (11969), Berlin: Haude & Spener, 21979, (=Berlinische Reminiszenzen; vol. 26), p. 51. {{ISBN|3-7759-0205-8}}.
36. ^Joachim Berger, Kreuzberger Wanderbuch: Wege ins widerborstige Berlin, Berlin: Goebel, 1984, p. 74. {{ISBN|3-924591-01-6}}.
37. ^Ilse Nicolas, Kreuzberger Impressionen (11969), Berlin: Haude & Spener, 21979, (=Berlinische Reminiszenzen; vol. 26), p. 49. {{ISBN|3-7759-0205-8}}.

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