Wilhelmstrasse, Berlin

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Wilhelmstrasse, Berlin was a major government street in central Berlin that historically housed key Prussian, German, and later Nazi ministries and administrative offices.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf government district
street
associatedWith German foreign policy establishment
Nazi leadership
Prussian bureaucracy
country Germany
crosses Unter den Linden vicinity
damagedDuring World War II
hasBuilding Foreign Office of the German Empire
New Reich Chancellery
Prussian State Ministry
Reich Chancellery
Reich Finance Ministry
Reich Ministry of Aviation vicinity
Reich Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda
Reich Ministry of the Interior
Reich Presidential Palace vicinity
hasCurrentUse mixed government, residential, and commercial area
historicalRole major government street in central Berlin
seat of German Empire ministries
seat of Nazi Germany ministries
seat of Prussian government ministries
seat of Weimar Republic ministries
knownFor concentration of government and administrative offices
location of key German ministries
location of key Nazi ministries
location of key Prussian ministries
languageOfName German
literalMeaningOfName William Street
locatedIn Berlin
Germany
Mitte, Berlin
namedAfter Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg
near Brandenburg Gate vicinity
Potsdamer Platz
partOf historic government quarter of Berlin
periodOfGreatestImportance 19th century
Nazi era
early 20th century
politicalSignificance symbol of German state power in 19th and 20th centuries
postwarStatus area redeveloped with new buildings
many original government buildings destroyed or demolished
runsThrough historic center of Berlin
usedByGovernment German Empire
Kingdom of Prussia
Nazi Germany
Weimar Republic

Referenced by (4)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Marble Gallery ("Wilhelmstrasse government quarter")
Reich Chancellery ("Wilhelmstraße")
locatedIn
Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
headquartersLocation
Wilhelmstrasse Trial ("Wilhelmstrasse, the street of many German government ministries in Berlin")
namedAfter

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