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Theatre building in Weißenfels, Germany

(‎Created claim: Note (P44): Built before 1872. 1898 used as variety theatre Apollo-Theater. 1911 renmaed Volkshaus. 1920 renamed Stadttheater. Subsequently stage rebuilding. 1933 renamed Haus der Nationalsozialisten and used as a nazi party centre; later used as a military hospital and refugee home in World War II. 1945 renamed Haus des Volkes, 1950 renamed Klubhaus der Gewerkschaften, 1952 renamed Klubhaus der Lederarbeiter, 1957 renamed Klubhaus der Jugend, 1966 renamed...)
(‎Added qualifier: Source (P63): CARTHALIA (Q495), #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1757591661939)
 
Property / Note: Built before 1872. 1898 used as variety theatre Apollo-Theater. 1911 renmaed Volkshaus. 1920 renamed Stadttheater. Subsequently stage rebuilding. 1933 renamed Haus der Nationalsozialisten and used as a nazi party centre; later used as a military hospital and refugee home in World War II. 1945 renamed Haus des Volkes, 1950 renamed Klubhaus der Gewerkschaften, 1952 renamed Klubhaus der Lederarbeiter, 1957 renamed Klubhaus der Jugend, 1966 renamed Kreiskulturhaus. Stagehoused destroyed by a fire on 12/13 March 1989, subsequently rebuilt. Since 1992, operated by the city of Weißenfels and renamed Kulturhaus der Stadt Weißenfels. 1993-1998 renovations. (English) / qualifier
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Latest revision as of 13:25, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Weißenfels, Germany
  • Kulturhaus
Language Label Description Also known as
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Kulturhaus [Weißenfels]
Theatre building in Weißenfels, Germany
  • Kulturhaus

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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Country
Germany
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GPS
51°12'19.980"N, 11°57'57.816"E
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Image of WikiCommons
WeißenfelsKulturhaus.JPG
3,489 × 2,710; 2.01 MB
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Note
Built before 1872. 1898 used as variety theatre Apollo-Theater. 1911 renmaed Volkshaus. 1920 renamed Stadttheater. Subsequently stage rebuilding. 1933 renamed Haus der Nationalsozialisten and used as a nazi party centre; later used as a military hospital and refugee home in World War II. 1945 renamed Haus des Volkes, 1950 renamed Klubhaus der Gewerkschaften, 1952 renamed Klubhaus der Lederarbeiter, 1957 renamed Klubhaus der Jugend, 1966 renamed Kreiskulturhaus. Stagehoused destroyed by a fire on 12/13 March 1989, subsequently rebuilt. Since 1992, operated by the city of Weißenfels and renamed Kulturhaus der Stadt Weißenfels. 1993-1998 renovations. (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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Wikidata source
Q57616697
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Wikidata instance
Q5061188
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Q24354
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City
Weißenfels
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Address
Merseburger Straße 14, 06667 Weißenfels
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opening date
1898
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Carthalia ID
2145
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