Any idea where this is? Thanks

[BlackWatch1]

[Bern]

The Neue Wache (New Guard) on the Unter den Linden in Berlin, built in 1816 and became a war memorial in 1931. The building to the right is the Zeughaus (Arsenal), which is now a museum of history.
Above info garnered from "Third Reich in Ruins".

Bern

[BlackWatch1]

The Neue Wache (New Guard) on the Unter den Linden in Berlin, built in 1816 and became a war memorial in 1931. The building to the right is the Zeughaus (Arsenal), which is now a museum of history.
Above info garnered from "Third Reich in Ruins".

Bern

Thank you so much fellow Nova Scotian!

[Tom B]

The Neue Wache (New Guard) on the Unter den Linden in Berlin, built in 1816 and became a war memorial in 1931. The building to the right is the Zeughaus (Arsenal), which is now a museum of history.
Above info garnered from "Third Reich in Ruins".

Bern

I agree, I've been in there.

[Gerdan]

http://images.google.de/imgres?imgur...h=737&biw=1523

The photo you show us must have been made during WW2 because the two marbel monuments

left and right of the Neue Wache have been walled in to protect them agains bombs.

The statues showed the two Prussian Generals Gerhard von Scharnhorst and Friedrich Wilhem

Bülow.

Gerdan

[BlackWatch1]

http://images.google.de/imgres?imgur...h=737&biw=1523

The photo you show us must have been made during WW2 because the two marbel monuments

left and right of the Neue Wache have been walled in to protect them agains bombs.

The statues showed the two Prussian Generals Gerhard von Scharnhorst and Friedrich Wilhem

Bülow.

Gerdan

Thank you Gerdan and Tom! Yes now that makes sense why the statue is in such great condition in this photo taken in 1945.