French Church in Klosterstrasse [Berlin] (Q13299)

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Theatre building in Berlin, Germany, opened 1924

Theatre building in Berlin, Germany, opened 1924
  • French Church in Klosterstrasse
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French Church in Klosterstrasse [Berlin]
Theatre building in Berlin, Germany, opened 1924
  • French Church in Klosterstrasse

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Field
architecture
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Country
Germany
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GPS
52°31'5.952"N, 13°24'40.896"E
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Note
Built 1924 as Goethe-Bühne by Albert Biebendt with Hans Nickel, converting the former French Protestant Church, built 1721-1726. Later renamed Theater in der Klosterstraße. 776 seats. Destroyed by bombs in World War II. Remains demolished ca. 1950. (English)
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Wikidata source
Q63003134
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Wikidata instance
Q19860854
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Q16970
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EEConde
Berlin 91
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City
Berlin
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opening date
1924
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Address
Klosterstraße 43
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Postal Code
10179
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demolished
1950
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city section
Berlin-Mitte
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Preservation state
extinct building
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Disused
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Carthalia ID
1661
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