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instanceOf
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former seat of parliament
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opera house
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theatre building
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architect
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Carl Ferdinand Langhans
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Eduard Knoblauch
NERFINISHED
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associatedWith
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Adolf Hitler
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Hermann Göring
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Nazi regime
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country
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Germany
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currentSiteUse
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part of the government quarter in Berlin
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damagedBy
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Allied bombing of Berlin
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damagedDuring
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World War II
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demolishedBy
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authorities of West Berlin
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demolitionDate
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1951
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GermanName
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Krolloper
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hasCoordinates
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approx. 52.518°N 13.375°E
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heritageStatus
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no longer extant
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knownFor
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modern and experimental opera productions in the 1920s
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political significance as temporary Reichstag chamber
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languageOfName
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German
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locatedIn
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Berlin
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Tiergarten
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locatedNear
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Brandenburg Gate
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Reichstag building
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locatedOn
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Königsplatz (historic name of Platz der Republik)
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namedAfter
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Joseph Kroll
NERFINISHED
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notableEvent
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opening session of the Reichstag after the Reichstag fire in March 1933
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session of 23 March 1933 that passed the Enabling Act
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openingDate
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1844
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operator
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Prussian State Opera (in certain periods)
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originalFunction
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entertainment venue with gardens and restaurants
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periodAsReichstagSeat
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1933–1942
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politicalSystemContext
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German Empire
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Nazi Germany
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Weimar Republic
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reasonForParliamentMove
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Reichstag building fire of 27 February 1933
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stateAfterWar
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ruin
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use
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concert venue
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opera house
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seat of the German Reichstag
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theatre for spoken drama
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usedAsSeatOf
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Reichstag of Nazi Germany
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Reichstag of the German Empire
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Reichstag of the Weimar Republic
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