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You can upgrade to a modern browser or use the Google Chrome Frame to optimize your viewing experience KG is pleased to announce the takeover of the parking garage at Forum Köpenick in Berlin Q-Park has been operating the modern parking facility since March 1 offering visitors to the shopping center and the surrounding areas a convenient parking option The car park has 1139 parking spaces and is located at Bahnhofstrasse 33-38 The opening times are Monday to Saturday from 6:30 a.m The car park also offers barrier-free access and is equipped with elevators Since February 24, 2025, long-term parkers have had the opportunity to contact servicecenter@q-park.de by email to reserve a parking space it will be possible to reserve parking spaces online in advance This feature offers customers more convenience through digitalization and The entire car park will be equipped with Q-Park 's innovative PaSS (Parking as a Smart Service) technology This means customers benefit from ticketless parking automatic license plate recognition and seamless processing via the Q-Park app A special highlight is the event parking, which offers attractive parking options for special events. Visitors can benefit from special discounts, especially at football matches and other major events. It is worth regularly clicking on the www.q-park.de/events page With the takeover of the parking garage in Forum Köpenick Q-Park is continuing its expansion in Berlin and underscoring its commitment to offering customers high-quality and well-located parking options Q-Park is one of Europe's leading operators of owned managed and leased parking facilities as well as parking facilities in the form of a mixed business model Q-Park is known for its quality standards and has a portfolio of more than 3,600 parking facilities with more than 706,000 parking spaces and has a strong market position in seven northwest European countries: the Netherlands Q-Park has already equipped 39 locations in 22 cities in Germany with e-charging stations and is thus actively promoting the expansion of the charging infrastructure The company pursues a sustainable strategy by expanding the charging points in line with actual demand Q-Park is making a long-term and resource-saving contribution to electromobility Making the relatively short journey to the capital RB Leipzig shared a point apiece with Union Berlin at Stadion An der Alten Försterei for Saturday's Toppspiel.  With both sides carrying contrasting ambitions Leipzig move back into the top four with a point after Stuttgart's loss against Borussia Mönchengladbach this afternoon who travel to Leverkusen on Sunday afternoon the endeavour and grit of the hosts left Marco Rose's Leipzig side with a lot to work on moving into the second period.  With eight shots compared to the two of Die Roten Bullen Union certainly got the better of Leipzig in regards to the top end of the pitch throughout the opening period.  the visitors were inches away from finding the back of the net in the 40th minute when Xavi Simons dinked the onrushing Frederik Rønnow before hitting the post replays revealed that there would have been a tight decision to be made had the ball nestled in the back of Rønnow's net.  Antonio Nusa's arrival in the second half brought a much-needed spark in the early stages of the second half he played a huge part as the visitors believed that they had taken the lead ten minutes into the half after exquisitely assisting Benjamin Sesko who fired home Benedict Hollerbach had a huge chance for Union in the 67th minute after finding space in the box Union's Achilles heel all season long has been their action in front of goal it was proving to be a similar story for Die Eisernen whilst playing some fantastic football in transition Tonight's clash was almost a throwback to the Union Berlin side of two years ago.  whilst not being on their way to reaching European football all of the grit and willingness to do the hard yards expected of the Köpenick side was present in abundance.  Without producing an opportunity of note as the encounter reached its closing stages Leipzig suffered as the decibels in Berlin continued to rise.  the hosts came agonisingly close to snatching all three points after a self-made scramble from Leipzig's Gulacsi inside the box neither Jordan nor Lucas Tousart were able to stab the ball home.  it was hard to argue that a draw wasn't a fair result between these two sides this evening « Back Based on Zip Code Change She graduated from the University of Dayton and later went on to earn an MBA from Marymount University in Virginia Her professional career began with local and county government where she managed programs and staff providing services to older adults and was responsible for planning special events for all ages Her final year working for Montgomery County Maryland she was selected to serve on a task force for the County Executive to analyze the County’s Human Service Delivery Systems She then went on to be the Executive Director of the DC Providers Council for Services to the Aging; then she took a position as the first Program Director of the Greater Southeast’s Community Hospital’s Center for Aging Dale started a small firm to provide marketing and public relations service to clients Jim Sheaffer moved to Germany for Jim’s job and remained there until the end of 1999 Because she was a “trailing spouse” Dale could not work unless sponsored by a German firm It was at this time that she became involved with women’s organizations She joined her local American Woman’s Club of over 1000 members Dale served in a variety of capacities with the club as a committee chair 1st VP and later President of the American Woman’s Club of the Taunus (AWCT) The AWCT was also a member of a worldwide network of women’s organizations a Federation of American Women’s Organizations or FAWCO Dale chaired the FAWCO Conference in 1996 in Bad Homburg she coordinated the local arrangement for the 2000 FAWCO Conference in D.C and acted as the Speaker Coordinator for the 2010 FAWCO Conference held in Boston (FAWCO meets annually all over the world but returns for a US meeting every 10 years.) However Dale became a self-employed contractor and was the English Editor for an American headhunting firm for her last 3.5 years in Germany assisting people moving from other countries to the Metro Washington area her commitment to women’s organizations continued and she joined the fledgling FAWCO Alumnae group where she served as President for 4 years and co-chaired two of their conferences-the latest being the 2018 FAWCO Alumnae conference on DC FC Union Berlin’s men’s team face their next crucial Bundesliga fixture as they host Kieler SV Holstein Kick off in the Stadion An der Alten Försterei stadium is at 15:30 will travel to Köpenick in the hope of increasing their dwindling chances of Bundesliga safety by closing the gap on the non-relegation places the team's head coach Marcel Rapp and his players are the only team still waiting for their first three points of the second half of the season they have only managed two draws – the 2-2s against Wolfsburg and Bochum - and four defeats are out for redemption after last weekend's resounding 6-0 loss at Borussia Dortmund looking to build on their strong home defence have the third-best home record at the back behind Bayern München with nine As the newest member in German football’s top league the “storks” have been fighting to stay up since the start of the season With the exception of match days two and three Kiel have only  ever seen the rest of the league from the bottom of the table The main reason for this is their away form with only three points  taken from the last eleven games on the road where they have the third-worst record with only ten points A glimmer of hope lies in the fact that with 34 goals scored Kiel have the best attack in the lower third of the table and are even on a par with many of those in the upper half Shuto Machino and Phil Harres are largely responsible for this Both the five-time Japanese international and the 22-year-old shooting star have already scored seven times this season the side from the Hanseatic port have been all at sea with goalkeepers Timon Weiner and Thomas Dähne having to pluck the ball out of the net 59 times already – the highest number in the league Sunday will be the tenth time that the two clubs have met in a competitive game Of the eight previous duels in the Regionalliga Nord and the 2 and was the third 2-0 win in a row between the two teams played a decisive role in the aforementioned first game On loan from Borussia Dortmund the previous season plunging his former colleagues further into the relegation zone he had appeared in 35 games for Kiel and played a major role in their promotion scoring four goals and providing ten assists having played a total of 16 times for Kiel in the second half of the 2018/19 season the now 32-year-old played 229 times for various sides Union's head coach Steffen Baumgart will not be able to call on Oluwaseun Ogbemudia “We are playing against a team that have had similar results to us recently,” said Union head coach during his pre-game press conference on Friday They are a team that score a lot of goals but also concede a lot The important thing is that we want to win at home.” said meanwhile: “We are fully convinced that we can go to Berlin and get something out of it the Stadion An der Alten Försterei opens two hours before kick-off the game is sold out in both the home and away sectors There are still extensive traffic disruptions in the public transport system and travel via the ‘Altstadt Köpenick’ tram route is only possible with the replacement service All fans are therefore advised to arrive early as well as providing live updates in English and Spanish on Twitter Staatliche Museen zu Berlin In 1730 the Prussian king and his eldest son had become so estranged from each other that the Crown Prince decided to flee abroad Crown Prince Friedrich was brought before a war court in the Köpenick Palace where he fought for their lives.The story has many sides to it: personal drama Over the course of twelve thematic sequences the exhibition depicts the dramatic turn of events and illustrates their historical significance both on the individuals involved and on the nation as a whole as well as how they have been interpreted in art and literature The dramatic high point of the exhibition is the sentence passed by the Köpenick war court: its members voted steadfastly against the express wishes of King Friedrich Wilhelm I who then felt bound to overrule them with his own decision as to Katte's fate and the heir to the throne.The exhibition is being held as part of a wider series of events called 'Art - King - Enlightenment' coordinated by the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation in honour of the 300th anniversary of the birth of Frederick the Great on 24 January 2012 S-Bahn: SpindlersfeldTram: Schloßplatz KöpenickBus: Schloßplatz Köpenick Sun 10:00 - 18:00Mon closedTue 10:00 - 18:00Wed 10:00 - 18:00Thu 10:00 - 18:00Fri 10:00 - 18:00Sat 10:00 - 18:00 Special opening hours during public holidays Annual membership Staatliche Museen zu Berlin from just 25,00 EURAnnual Passes for the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Tel 030 - 266 42 42 42 (Mon - Fri, 9 am - 4 pm)Questions | Bookings | Feedback Press release Press release Website 'Art - King - Enlightenment' Oliver Igel moved even closer towards the Technology Park This is due to construction work at Köpenick City Hall which forced the district mayor of Treptow-Köpenick and his department to make a temporary move to the Allianz Campus in Adlershof Before Igel and his staff gradually move back into the historic building we talked to him about his current neighbourhood Oliver Igel: We have been very well received here Thanks to our move to Technology Park Adlershof we have been given the unique opportunity to become part of a dynamic and future-oriented environment—in addition to the colleagues that have been based here already The vicinity to innovative companies and leading research institutions has not only enriched the way we work but also opened up new perspectives on collaboration and knowledge exchange We especially appreciate the vibrant community here in Adlershof Being able to walk to many appointments is also great I was lucky enough to visit a variety of companies JENOPTIK Optical Systems GmbH in their new building or the commercial and industrial courtyards along Gerhard-Sedlmayr-Strasse or Riot Games—these and many others were real highlights I am also happy to see that Adlershof is thinking “bigger” be it through close cooperation with Berlin-Chemie AG or the expansion of Gleislinse area which now extends all the way to Johannisthal S-Bahn station A remarkable place where history and modernity meet The square lies at the heart of Technology Park Adlershof and is lined by restaurants and the institutes of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin I really enjoy the short way across the S-Bahn bridge into Alt-Adlershof with its historic town centre Adlershof is celebrating its 270-year anniversary this year the area around Dörpfeldstrasse has been included in the “Lively Centres and Quarters” funding programme which was previously named “Active Centres” These developments are part of a comprehensive urban development programme that aims at modernising the centre of Adlershof and enhancing its appeal The redesign of the marketplace and Dörpfeldstrasse will improve the quality of life in Adlershof in the years to come and strengthen the local economy There will be no future for the Marktpassagen shopping mall It will give way to a new residential quarter The Treptow-Köpenick district is unique and diverse People who come here can hardly believe that they are in the middle of a major city and culture make Treptow-Köpenick a very attractive place to live It's important that we keep that going—that’s progress my ideal is a district that is ecologically responsible provides efficient transportation solutions These are the pillars that will make Treptow-Köpenick a liveable and future-oriented place for everyone Peggy Mory for Adlershof Journal District mayor Oliver Igel - Berlin.de (In German only) The development of the Science and Technology Park Berlin Adlershof was and is co-financed by the European Union namely by EFRE. This concerns infrastructure development like construction of technology centres Furthermore EFRE is used for international projects The Oldenburg licensed stallion Köpenick has passed away on Tuesday evening 13 April 2021 Köpenick was by Krack C out of Wienerin (by Raphael x Weingraf) Owned by Thomas Casper from Gestut Birkhof the liver chestnut was first licensed in a special private licensing for Baden-Wurttemberg in June 2004 He was approved at the 2005 Oldenburg Stallion Licensing in Cechta He did his 30-day stallion performance test in Neustadt/Dosse scoring 8.86 for dressage and 7.73 for show jumping to finish on a final total of 8.51 points As a breeding stallion he covered only a modest number of mares He sired on licensed son (Sabina Schrodter's Kir Royal) and one state premium daughter He has 87 offspring registered for sport with the German equestrian federation his best known one is Köpenick’s Diamond (by Köpenick x Don Diamond) Paulina and Köpenick (Photo © Sandra Böhling)Köpenick was first started by Nicole Casper The Oldenburg stallion placed sixth at the 2006 Bundeschampionate in Warendorf From 2007 to 2009 he was shown by Christine Eglinski He sold to Peter Brenske in 2010 and since 2012 he was competed by Natalia Soujon The Waldsee based Paulina Rohr purchased the stallion at the end of September 2013 At the time she trained with German judge Dr The pair made its national show debut in October 2013 at M-level In 2014 they moved up to small tour and qualified for the 2014 German Young Riders Championships in Zeiskam where they unfortunately had to withdraw after the stallion knocked himself in the warm up They were reserve regional champion that year Paulina Rohr and KöpenickThey did not compete in 2015 but returned to the arena in 2016 and became regional champion of Rheinland Pfalz They mainly rode at regional shows through 2017 and rode up to Inter I level Köpenick was retired from sport at the end 2018 at the age of 17 "He spent his retirement at the riding club Walldorf," Rohr told Eurodressage "Unfortunately he suffered from arthrosis and it became progressively worse On Tuesday we had to decide to put him to sleep." 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transport concept the new station is part of the project to upgrade the west-east corridor from Berlin to the Polish border near Frankfurt Along with Strabag Strabag Rail is involved in comprehensive modernisation works of the corridor The scope of the contract also includes the renewal of about a 3km section of track which will mostly run parallel to the S-Bahn line A passing loop will serve as a better connection between Berlin’s outer ring and the west-east corridor besides two new tracks for regional rail traffic Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis The project also involves building a nearly 220m long regional service platform with three new entrances the works include the renewal and modernisation of five railway bridges and 18,000m² of noise barriers over a length of around 4km besides upgrades to the overhead lines the new railway line will reduce travel time between the cities of Magdeburg and Frankfurt (Oder) by enabling trains to operate at maximum speeds of 160 km/h Strabag CEO Thomas Birtel said: “The upgrade of Köpenick station is not only important for Berlin’s transport concept but also creates an improved rail connection to Eastern Europe further helping to lay the foundation for a modern “We are very happy that DB Netz AG has once again placed its trust in our railway construction expertise.” Nominations are now open for the prestigious Railway Technology Excellence Awards - one of the industry's most recognised programmes celebrating innovation This is your chance to showcase your achievements Don't miss the opportunity to be honoured among the best - submit your nomination today Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Kat Frankie beantwortete dem Maulbeerblatt einige Fragen: I spent a lot of time writing my lyrics because I have to sing them The most important thing for me is to be emotionally honest There's a few recurring themes in Pocketknife this concept of being seduced by something that is a lie (and you know it's a lie but you want to believe it anyway) the things people hide from each other and lots of other stuff about desire and loss That probably sounds a little depressing perhaps but for me all of these songs are quite hopeful Listening to a big loud angry break-up song can fill you with lots of energy Even ‘Treading Water' which is a song about becoming old and mediocre and bitter is more like a re-inforcement of living your life in the moment I always feel pretty positive about my life after singing that one At first I found it very difficult to write a song about a city Then I thought about the personality of this town „The Faint-hearted Ones“ is about Berlin as the seducer of youth So many young people – including myself – fall in love with the idea of Berlin But of course there's no work – or pressure to work - and as the only currency many of these people posess is their creativity it can be easy to lose yourself in this town So much time is wasted in bars and long nights and glasses of wine and cigarettes and even longer afternoons and all of a sudden your youth is finished and it was Berlin who took it from you Alfs Allerlei Claaßens Kolumne Interview Kais kleine Kolumne Mama Mia Schachecke Turnbeutel Zeitreisen Veranstalter Maulbeer-Autoren Maulbeer-Archiv Unterstützer Maulbär-Whistleblowing Impressum Datenschutz Kontakt Partner We rely on your support for our independence an ex-convict shoemaker—caught in a legal no-man’s land where he can neither obtain work without a residence permit nor earn a permit without work—purchases pieces of a Prussian Captain’s uniform to expedite his needs the shoemaker commandeers a group of soldiers and seizes the city hall of Koepenick He arrests the town mayor and the town treasurer on fabricated fraud charges and mysteriously disappears after ordering the soldiers to bring the town officials to the police station Though it might take more than a thrift store captain’s bars to detain a local mayor military leaders have long held a Prussian-like prestige in the United States With the United States mired in two lengthy conflicts American politicians feel a need to constantly reiterate their support for "the troops" and their respect for the generals who run our wars especially media-savvy commanders like Gen Criticizing the military would invite others to question one's patriotism and therefore is out of bounds This trend is not healthy because civilians who are overly deferential to the military are unlikely to question military advice even when it might be bad for the troops as well as the country But generals are as fallible as the rest of us and should not receive a free pass from their civilian counterparts Walt’s statement would sound familiar to a feuilleton reader in a Berlin café in 1906 where German intellectuals debated the ‘malaise’ of militarism and “Prussianism” of German society Might the United States be suffering from a Koepenick syndrome where military leaders are above question?  The status of military leaders and public suspicion of standing armies date to before the American Revolution but has only recently received increased attention outlines these concerns in his recent book American Path to Permanent War in the December/January 2011 issue of Foreign Affairs in an article entitled “The Dangers of U.S Militarism: Manufacturing Insecurity” The United States' millenarian notions of a national destiny and the militarism that has infected American society have been responsible for a series of wars from which Washington has gained little or nothing and suffered a great deal while contributing enormously to the misfortune of others… one might say of the United States today what once was said of Prussia—that it is a state owned by its army While the comparison of the democratic and liberal United States with 18th and 19th century autocratic Prussia seems ludicrous in one respect In few other Western countries are members of the armed services accorded more respect and taken as shining examples of professionalism and leadership In a compelling article in the Atlantic Monthly on why officers are leaving the armed forces “Why does the American military produce the most innovative and entrepreneurial leaders in the country then waste that talent in a risk-averse bureaucracy?” this question could not have been posed in Germany or any other Western country “Innovative” and “entrepreneurial” are the last words expected to describe military leaders The credibility of policy pundits and advisors in Washington expands with the magnitude of military service; whereas on continental Europe one is viewed with suspicion when possessing any record of military affiliation soldiers are bought drinks by strangers and thanked for their service to the American people These same expressions of gratitude would not occur in Europe A German army doctor who recently returned from Afghanistan told the New York Times: “This sense of appreciation people are going to be proud of you.”Part of this difference in response is naturally the result of the difference between a war and peacetime army but even this does not explain the whole story Obviously this reverence has not continuously been the case the US Armed Forces were held in very low esteem soon realized the travesty experienced by the soldiers coming home from the war Ronald Reagan's massive rearmament programs had restored pride to the profession The confetti parade of the Desert Storm forces marking the Allied victory in the first Gulf War in 1991 symbolically re-established the public's esteem of the United States Armed Forces – an admiration that continues to this day In few other democratic countries in the world have more generals found places in administrations or indeed have become heads of states (one notable exception is Israel) Almost every four-star general in the United States is sooner or later presumed to have presidential aspirations it is the presidents who were former generals (George Washington Eisenhower) who usually display the least confidence in the performance of the armed service The military influence can be seen in foreign policy A report by the Advisory Committee on Transformational Diplomacy states: DoD’s regional combatant commanders have come to be perceived by states and other actors as the most influential US government regional representative It is argued that the resources that combatant commanders control their presence and frequent travel throughout the region and even the symbolic impact of their aircraft and accompanying service members all combine to place them in perceived position of preeminence This assertion is supported by a study of The Project on National Security Reform the most comprehensive effort to date to analyze the US national security system and propose recommendations to alleviate many of its bureaucratic problems Its conclusion emphasizes that an inequality of resources leads to an inequality in policy—i.e. This militarization can be seen even in the most trivial exchanges as illustrated by a recent article in Rolling Stone Magazine in which General David Petraeus was recorded as referring to Holbrooke as his “wingman”  "Since when did the diplomat become the general's wingman?" Holbrooke allegedly replied "It's supposed to be the other way around!"  One symptom of the Koepenick syndrome is a disproportionally large military influence on policy making Another symptom is the tendency to look to the military for innovation and leadership skills that can inspire and be emulated by the civilian private sector The preponderance of resources and the military strength of the United States are detrimental to the very spirit it seeks to create Most recent US victories were not fuelled by brilliant feats of arms or innovation and professionals talk about logistics.” Indeed this has been the United States’ strength since the U.S While logistics are often referred to as eighty percent of the battle they are more the outgrowth of the old industrial notion of efficient organization rather than the result of the armed forces’ innovative spirit.  One way for the United States to escape from the Koepenick syndrome is to cut its defense budget Such economizing can liberate a new spirit of innovation impoverished by the Wars of Frederick the Great and humiliated by Napoleon still managed to field one of the best led and most innovative armies in the Wars of Liberation and the Waterloo campaign it was the internal mechanics of the reconstituted Prussian General Staff—one of the major points of Prussian Army reform—that was partially responsible for the defeat of Napoleon in the Waterloo Campaign Reducing the defense budget would not threaten the United States’ security nor would it lead to a decline in international standing In a recent article entitled “A Leaner and Meaner Defense: How to Cut the Pentagon’s Budget while Improving its Performance,” Gordon Adams and Matthew Leatherman argue: military force would still be superior to any other in technology and capability It would be the only force capable of patrolling the world’s oceans deploying hundreds of thousands of ground forces anywhere on the planet and managing intelligence and logistics worldwide These reductions would result not only in a more focused and more efficient U.S military capability but also in a defense budget that would help solve the United States’ fiscal problems the two attributes of the US Armed Forces most sought after in the business community and admired by the general public are not promoted in a culture of military dominance and abundance of resources Prussia’s reverence for its military stemmed from the campaigns of 1812 and 1814 and from the Franco-Prussian War in which Prussia had to achieve maximum results with minimum resources The subsequent military build-up and the notion that the soldier is the first man in the state undermined Prussia’s weak political institutions and set it on a self-destructive course January 2011 marked the 50th anniversary of Dwight D he warned the American people of the growing influence of the “military industrial complex”.  An outgrowth of this “total influence” is the United States’ reverence for its armed services and the men commanding them While it is unlikely the United States will ever take the path of Prussia the dangers of the Koepenick syndrome are real— a disproportionately high admiration for the leadership and innovation of uniformed men and women and a minimized civilian influence over tough policy decisions Unique Insights from 2,500+ Contributors in 90+ Countries We have sent a link to your registered email address to reset your password Beautifully situated on the banks of the river Dahme, the Baroque palace of Köpenick houses treasures from the Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of Decorative Arts), complementing the museum’s main exhibition space at the Kulturforum is located on a manmade island on the outskirts of the old town centre of Köpenick The main building was constructed between 1677 and 1690 on the site of an earlier hunting palace of the Brandenburg electors to designs by architects Rutger van Langervelt and Johann Arnold Nering It was commissioned by the Hohenzollern prince-elector Friedrich (later Friedrich III Elector of Brandenburg and Friedrich I King of Prussia) The ensemble includes a historical gateway a chapel and an old utilities building that today houses storage rooms Schloss Köpenick (Köpenick Palace) has been used as an exhibition space by the Kunstgewerbemuseum since 1963 artworks located in the east of Berlin were put on display here The buildings on the island were later fully renovated and since 2004 have housed the permanent exhibition "RoomArt" focussing on the decorative arts of the Renaissance the museum presents outstanding masterworks in interior design from the 16th to 18th centuries A further noteworthy feature of the palace is that the original Baroque plasterwork has survived intact in almost all of its rooms an exhibition of archaeological findings documents the history of settlement and building on the island of Schloss Köpenick There are many different reasons for coming to Adlershof Technology Park and to feel at home here She has been working at the café at Erwin-Schrödinger-Zentrum for seven years—she initially owned it and now works there as an employee It’s nice and quiet here and the area is green There are many young people and students about and our guests are always friendly There’s also a volleyball court that many students play on There is still a lot missing in terms of culture and sports Gerdan's Cafe - Technology Park Adlershof He lives in Friedrichshain and studies psychology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (HU) What makes this university location different from others is that it’s very green here The people I study with and I like to play beach volleyball and basketball after class I also use the university sports offerings at the HU sports halls We often go to Kaufland for small snacks or to do some shopping We also like Gerdan‘s Café and sit outside in the deck chairs and we love the MoPs student café in the former engine test bed MoPs is one of the few places where it's okay to be loud sometimes I would like to see more cheaper places to eat and an off-license Extending the U7 to Adlershof would be really good Institut für Psychologie (hu-berlin.de) she has been playing tennis for three years I love in Schulzendorf and only come to play tennis The people are nice and it’s not so snobby I don’t really do much in Adlershof other than play tennis I know that the area is very attractive for highly skilled workers but you still have a lot of nature and lakes in the vicinity I think it still needs better access to the infrastructure like expanding the S-Bahn service to cope with the stream of commuters Berliner Tennis Club WISTA (btc-wista.de) It’s a very peaceful place and it’s much less in a rush than the city It is a special honour for me to work at the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) It is highly acclaimed and offers excellent technical capabilities I live only two kilometres away in Altglienicke My way to work goes along the Teltow Canal—where I enjoy the relaxing view I go to shopping to Kaufland and the Asian market or I buy lunch at the small bistros and the fast-food places I like to go for a spontaneous walk at lunchtime or after work what would I give for a south Indian restaurant BAM Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung He has been living in Adlershof for seven years and works at the Berlin Treptow-Köpenick job centre I moved here from Mitte when the houses of the campus estate were newly built it offers a different quality of live and a pleasant neighbourhood Most people living here work in the nearby institutes and enjoy the short commute landscaped park is only a few minutes away But maybe I’m the only one: Most people here in the streets have children and people sit on their balconies and terraces Housing projects in the development area - Technology Park Adlershof Jördis Götz for Adlershof Journal creating a wide-ranging dialogue between the epochs The festival comes to a close in the late summer atmosphere over a beverage in the surrounding park Place: Schloss Köpenick Free of charge (Museum Sunday) The Hohenzollerns were amongst the most powerful princes of the Holy Roman Empire in the Early Modern period Zwingli and Calvin brought them to the crossroads and asked them the all-important question: what do you believe in The decisions they had to make were lonely ones – with repercussions for thousands of subjects in Franconia Brandenburg and Prussia in the period between the Reformation and the Enlightenment the special exhibition “Crossroads” examines the roles played by the different religious confessions in the life of one of the great European dynasties precious examples of the arts of book-binding and copies of Luther’s famous Ninety-Five Theses make tangible the context in which these decisions were made and the factors which affected them and thus give new insights into an exciting chapter of European cultural history Around 160 exhibits from institutions belonging to the Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz and some 40 items from external lenders will be on display on the ground floor of Schloss Köpenick We are very grateful to the Protestant Reformed Parish Church of Berlin-Köpenick for opening the former palace church to visitors as part of the exhibition tour Normally only accessible for religious services and special events the Schlosskirche can thus be included in the exhibition as the only authentic survival of a Hohenzollern place of Protestant worship in Berlin Sun 11:00 - 18:00Mon closedTue closedWed 11:00 - 17:00Thu 11:00 - 17:00Fri 11:00 - 17:00Sat 11:00 - 18:00 Press release At its exhibition space in Schloss Köpenick the Kunstgewerbemuseum is showing a selection of some 100 electroformed sculptures from the museum’s holdings The objects in question are 19th-century replicas of important pieces in the history of goldwork which have undergone technical analysis and careful restoration over the past few years electroforming was as innovative as 3D printing is today three-dimensional gold objects were able to be reproduced creating nearly identical metal copies in an electrolytic bath The direct comparison between original and copy brings to light both the commonalities and the differences between them Carl Haas rose to prominence through his work at the electroforming studio of the Austrian Museum of Art and Industry it was the silverware manufacturer Vollgold & Sohn that was particularly active in this field for the Berlin Kunstgewerbemuseum This era also saw new developments in electroforming techniques began producing electro-chemically gilded tableware in 1836 the Parisian company Christofle began to work with the technique With his commissions of monumental centrepieces for his table settings Napoleon III sent a clear message that France had joined the ranks of the industrialised nations and could now compete with the likes of England This exhibition looks at technical aspects but also at aspects related to cultural history: the electroformed sculptures are a prime example of the enthusiasm for technology and the historical consciousness of the Industrial Age and they also played a central role in the educational models of Berlin’s Kunstgewerbemuseum at its founding in 1867 The objective of founding the museum was to drive innovation in artistic production through the collection of historical artefacts of outstanding quality (and reproductions of the same) there are still numerous electroformed replicas in the museum’s collection that were fabricated during the museum’s early years This exhibition is a collaborative conservational and art-historical project The exhibition will be accompanied by a symposium on Thursday A special exhibition by the Kunstgewerbemuseum – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Press release 3D-Fotogrammetrie des Kleinen Gießlöwen von 1541 aus dem Lüneburger Ratssilber Essential digital access to quality FT journalism on any device Complete digital access to quality FT journalism with expert analysis from industry leaders Complete digital access to quality analysis and expert insights complemented with our award-winning Weekend Print edition Terms & Conditions apply Discover all the plans currently available in your country See why over a million readers pay to read the Financial Times Visitors to 'Clay Worlds' - this year's summer exhibition at Schloss Köpenick - will encounter a multifaceted visual world spanning several centuries and couples appear alongside putti and graceful young girls while religious and mythological motifs are alternated with quotidian subjects The exhibition is focused on figurative ceramics from six centuries Many of the objects on view are from the Kunstgewerbemuseum's extensive holdings and have not been shown for sometime Floor tiles and wall reliefs will be on display as well as furnace tiles and ceramic moulds from fired clay The fusion of container and figure reached its high point in Art Nouveau Small ceramic sculptures occupy a special place in the exhibition and increasingly during the Baroque period artists used the plastic material of clay for their first rough draft of their sculptures These 'bozzetti' (from the Italian 'bozza' for 'draft sketch') are contrasted withclay models from the 18th century which served as detailed prototypes for works later executed in porcelain or bronze The delightful ambiance of Schloss Köpenick provides the setting for the exhibition A small summer celebration will take place at the Schloss on 5 July during which visitors can take a tour through the 'Clay Worlds' 5.7.2015: Schloss Köpenick summer festival it yielded a great comic performance from Paul Scofield Good as Antony Sher is in the current revival there is something disproportionately vast about both Adrian Noble's production and Anthony Ward's design: a picaresque fairytale has been turned into a gargantuan spectacle It is, admittedly, a fairytale based on reality. Drawing on the true story of Wilhelm Voigt, which occurred 25 years before Zuckmayer wrote his play in 1931, the plot concerns a habitual criminal discharged from prison without the requisite papers Described as "an administrative oddity" Zuckmayer's Voigt lacks the proofs of existence that would enable him to get a residence permit or a job Voigt acquires one by donning a captain's uniform discovered in a Berlin fancy-dress shop Instantly he is transformed from drifting dosser into respectable somebody and he loots the safe and exposes civic corruption In Ron Hutchinson's new version, there are loud echoes of Gogol's The Government Inspector and Pinter's The Caretaker where Davies dreams of getting to Sidcup to find the papers that will confirm his identity satire on bureaucracy and respect for uniform is here transformed into a huge theatrical mural depicting the Kaiser's Germany: we get marching bands even occasional nods to the hectic chases of silent movies And it's a sign of the pervasive exaggeration that we are not allowed to deduce for ourselves where the slavish worship of uniform was to lead; instead the show climaxes in what the stage directions call a "hysterical Dance of Death" he establishes the essential decency of an "honest thief" who pinches a posh funeral bouquet in order to honour a dead female servant Sher assumes a hilarious jauntiness as he sways and sashays in time to the seductive rhythms of a military band well supported by Adrian Schiller as a revolutionary tailor Nick Sampson as a suave minister and Olivia Poulet as a mayoral wife crazy for uniform Tell us about it on Twitter using #GdnReview an extraordinary event in Germany captured the imagination of the general public and made the perpetrator something of a folk hero The event was captured by Carl Zuckmayer in a play entitled 'The Captain of Köpenick: A German Fairy Tale in Three Acts' which was first performed in Berlin in 1931 This English revival of Zuckmayer's work is by Ron Hutchinson and directed by Adrian Noble Friedrich Wilhelm Voigt was already in prison for stealing by the time he was 14 and in total spent around 30 years on the wrong side of prison bars But in 1906 he gained his freedom once more only to fall foul of the authorities for a different reason He had no 'papers' to prove who he was Since he had been in prison most of his adult life he had no passport or anything which could confirm his existence Voigt wanted to live in Berlin with his sister but the police refused him leave to remain in the city because of his criminal record Voigt took to wearing an old military uniform as a kind of disguise One day when out and about in the streets of the city marched them to the railway station (commandeering a few more soldiers along the way) and then headed for the town hall at Köpenick he helped himself to the money kept in the safe and left the soldiers to guard the building while he made off with the loot he was later pardoned and made money touring Europe as 'The Captain of Köpenick' Zuckmayer's story follows Voigt's exploits but also provides some of the social background we find a population which seems devoted to militarism and busily engaged in preparations for war hell-bent on order and voluminous quantities of paperwork his release from prison looks unlikely because he has no papers to stamp - he is 'an administrative oddity' we see more bureaucracy at work in the police station and the town hall where visitors are required to stand on line to talk to a policeman we see that not all German citizens are enamoured with the German way of doing things - revolutionaries make inflammatory speeches and riots duly follow "The first half of this play feels like a long slog through familiar subject matter, though the piece does finally come alive in the second half, when it feels it feels like too little, too late...Sher gives a terrific high-definition performance "Charles Spencer for The Daily Telegraph "When the satire bites, it bites pretty hard, but the truly enjoyable scenes are a long time coming."Henry Hitchings for The Evening Standard "Swollen and heavy-handed revival.Paul Taylor for The Independent You can unsubscribe at any time. Privacy Policy SearchMega MenuHomepageNewsMen's TeamNewsUnion add new face:Pawel Wszolek signs in Köpenick from Legia Warsaw1 FC Union Berlin have signed 29-year-old Polish international winger Pawel Wszolek from Legia Warsaw on a free transfer the winger has collected the league title on both occasions Wszolek joins with 10 international appearances for his national team and a host of experience across different European competitions The winger played in Sampdoria and Hellas Verona before switching to Queens Park Rangers in 2017 making a positive impression over three Championship seasons at Loftus Road before returning to Poland in 2019 "The Bundesliga is extremely demanding and it was always a dream of mine to play there one day Union has done a great job in recent years and has made a name for itself beyond Germany's borders I'm looking forward to being part of this club from the new season and I really hope that we players will then be able to experience the atmosphere with fans at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei," said Wszolek on arrival in Berlin on Tuesday "We are delighted that Pawel has chosen Union He has already proven his class in several European leagues and has shown that he can integrate quickly and reliably deliver his performance In the last two years he was extremely successful in Warsaw He has a physical presence and can make our offensive game even more variable in the new season," said Oliver Ruhnert FC Union Berlin's Managing Director for Professional Football SearchMega MenuHomepageNewsMen's TeamNewsLiverpool striker in on loan:Taiwo Awoniyi arrives in Köpenick1 FC Union Berlin have bolstered their attacking power with the signing of Taiwo Awoniyi on loan from Premier League side Liverpool The 23-year-old joined the Liverpool academy in 2015 and has gained first-team experience across European football but previously featured in Germany for FSV Frankfurt in the Netherlands at NEC Nijmegen and in Belgium with KAA Gent and Royal Mouscron Awoniyi featured in various attacking positions for the Carnival Club “I’m looking forward to a new home and the task at 1 Mainz was my second stop in Germany after Frankfurt and last year I was able to prove myself in the Bundesliga for the first time develop and help the team to stay in the league,” said the striker upon his arrival in Berlin “Taiwo is a highly talented player who already knows the Bundesliga He has already played in several countries and will certainly be settled in our team very quickly He should make our attacking game more flexible and further stimulate the attack,” said Oliver Ruhnert Köpenick, a historic town south-east of Berlin, is most well-known for the famous imposter Wilhelm Voigt, alias the “Captain of Köpenick”. Friedrich Wilhelm Voigt was born to a shoemaker’s family in 1850. Between 1864-1891, he was sentenced to prison for a total of 25 years for thefts and forgery. After being released in 1906, he settled near Berlin, living with his sister, where he worked as a shoemaker until police expelled him as an undesirable person in August because of his convict past. He remained in Berlin as an unregistered resident. That year Voigt embarked on his next adventure, the one won him fame on October 16, 1906. He resigned from the shoe-making factory and purchased parts of used captain’s uniforms from different shops. He put on a uniform, went to the local army barracks, stopped four grenadiers and a sergeant on their way back to the barracks and told them to join him. Indoctrinated to obey officers without question, they followed. He dismissed the commanding sergeant to report to his superiors and later commandeered six more soldiers from a shooting range. He took the train to Köpenick, occupied the local city hall with his soldiers and told them to guard all exits. He told the local police to “care for the law and order” and to “prevent calls to Berlin for one hour” at the local post office. Voigt proceeded arrested the treasurer, von Wiltberg, and mayor Georg Langerhans, supposedly on suspicion of crooked bookkeeping, and confiscated 4,002 marks and 37 pfennigs, of course with a receipt that he signed in the name of his former jail director. Then, he commandeered two carriages and told the grenadiers to take the arrested men to the Neue Wache, the former guardhouse on the “Unter den Linden” street in Berlin, for interrogation. He told the remaining guards to stand in their places for half an hour and then left for the railway station. He later changed into civilian clothes and disappeared. During the following days the German press speculated on what had really happened. At the same time the army launched their own investigation. Voigt was arrested 10 days later, and was sentenced to four years in prison for forgery, impersonating an officer and wrongful imprisonment. However, much of the public opinion was on his side, amused by the daring of the culprit. German Emperor William II pardoned him on August 16, 1908, allegedly because he, too, was entertained by the incident. In 1910 the Captain of Köpenick moved to Luxembourg and worked as a waiter and shoemaker. He received a life pension from a rich Berlin dowager. Two years later he bought a house in Rue du Fort Neipperg and retired but, inflation following the Great War ruined his wealth. Voigt died in Luxembourg in 1922 and was buried in Limpertsberg cemetery. German author Carl Zuckmayer wrote a play about the imposter in 1931, and several films were produced on the story. In Germany Voigt is not considered a criminal; on the contrary, he is a folk hero and a victim of official prejudice, who was caught in the paradox of not being able to get work without a passport, while not being able to have a passport without work. His story is taught in German schools as an example of courageous resistance to unjust government. A statue of Wilhelm Voigt as the “Captain of Köpenick” stands in front of the city hall of the small town, where aa plaque on the wall describes what happened there a century ago. 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The old rooms are so captivatingly enchanting, your eyes can’t get enough of them; the grandiose menu is so modestly and discreetly brought out, the service already has a wondrous touch. Japanese architect, designer, and of course chef Kuma Kenta’s philosophy is that of the Japanese food culture "Washoku", which respects the original flavour of the ingredients, preparing them in a simple way. By applying that to European dishes, he’s created something wonderfully unique. The "Wildfang prawn carpaccio" on the current five-course menu, for example, comes with local asparagus, radishes, and wild garlic, akin to Japanese wakame. The incredibly tender “Pink Duck Breast” comes with smoked quail egg, black root, yuzumiso, and a decadent sake sauce. Kuma Kenta, working alone in the kitchen and dining room, serves all five courses of the daily menu, cooked to perfection and with a deliberateness as if each hand movement is part of a meditation. Nothing is hurried. Everything is tranquil. Respect. And joy. Accompanied by an incredibly high-quality selection of wines, sake, and rare Japanese whiskeys. Bestellen Sie jetzt Ihren individuellen Newsletter Note: Our newsletter is only available in German Bitte schicken Sie mir bis zum Widerruf meiner Einwilligung den Newsletter mit Informationen zu neuen Beiträgen. Die Datenschutzerklärung habe ich zur Kenntnis genommen und akzeptiere diese Would you like to discover more beautiful things All of the seats and tables at Union supporter bars have remained empty for a long time due to the pandemic Where there is normally a great deal of fun and exuberance It's not only the Stadion An der Alten Försterei which has sat empty for many months it's a question of preserving the traditional matchday rituals Fan group Szene Köpenick and the first-team squad are leading the campaign "Shoulder to Shoulder" to support the Union supporter bar community. Anyone can show their support by buying the t-shirts and beer mats which are available online at the Union-Zeughaus. Both the t-shirts and beer mats are designed to show the solidarity between the supporters For every t-shirt 5 euros and for every beer mat pack of 10 2,50 euros will go to support the Union supporter bars Supporters who support the campaign with the items on sale can also co-determine which supporter bars should be on the list you can select from a list of pubs which were nominated on Facebook The number of bars that can be selected depends in the end on the overall proceeds of the campaign The vote will decide in which order the pubs will be considered and those will receive the same amount of support in the end Given their special importance as venues to the fan groups the CBC Bowling Centre and the Casino Eiche will be supported in any case Köpenick is still undoubtedly the greenest corner of Berlin But the green spaces are increasingly under threat especially with the warm and dry summers of recent years but also littering and damage are impacting the three population in the southeast of the capital FC Union Berlin is launching the Waldmeister project together with Berlin's Forestry and is dedicating the 2021/22 season third kit to the green spaces From every jersey sold until the end of the year FC Union Berlin will donate 5 EUR to the cause of planting more trees in Köpenick The white shirt will be combined with green trims on the sleeves main sponsor Aroundtown and sleeve partner WeFox are present on the alternative kit for the 21/22 season Sustainability is an integral part of the corporate philosophy of Adidas and they have supplied the kit from 100% recycled materials This label identifies products that contain recycled materials They avoid waste and conserve natural resources while offering functionality and durability in sports “Union will be drawing a lot of attention to a very important issue with this unfamiliar colour combination for the club a better urban environment for diverse living development and preservation are extremely costly – particularly against the backdrop of the climate crisis we are all the more delighted that Union is using its profile to make Berliners more aware of the importance of the forest for the capital,” explained Gunnar Heyne our third kits have involved various surprising colour combinations we decided to focus even more on sustainability our home district of Köpenick provides plenty of oxygen and drinking water for the whole city we are talking up the cause and are already looking forward to our first joint project,” added Thomas Stäpke Managing Director for Finance and Sales at 1 The Waldmeister kit is now available at Union’s shops at Bahnhofstaße, Ring-Center and the Waldseite at the Alte Försterei, as well as, online The team will wear the shirt for the first time next Saturday at the first match of the season against Czech side Dukla Prague Sunday was the final day of the winter 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Mario Adorf tat 2021 aber genau das. Es ging um die Filmrolle, die ihn in den Fünfzigerjahren bekannt gemacht hatte. In „Nachts, wenn der Teufel kommt“ spielte Adorf einen Mann namens Bruno Lüdke, der lange als schlimmster Serientäter der deutschen Kriminalgeschichte galt. Lüdke wurden 53 Morde in ganz Deutschland zugerechnet, die meisten Opfer waren Frauen. 1943 wurde er gefasst und gestand alles. Das Problem: Bruno Lüdke hat kein einziges Verbrechen begangen. Zwar gab es Lüdke wirklich, er wurde 1908 geboren, lebte in Berlin-Köpenick und arbeitete in der Wäscherei seiner Eltern. Aber die Mordserie war eine Erfindung der Nationalsozialisten, die die Leute auch nach 1945 bereitwillig glaubten. Es ist der Fall seines Lebens: Eine junge Frau verschwindet, ein Mann gesteht den Mord an ihr, jahrelang sucht ein Kommissar nach der Leiche. Dann taucht Petra P. nach 31 Jahren wieder auf. In anspruchsvollen Berufsfeldern im Stellenmarkt der SZ. .css-5x0u19{-webkit-text-decoration:none;text-decoration:none;}Gutscheine.css-pcxqtt{border:0;clip:rect(0 0 0 0);height:1px;margin:-1px;overflow:hidden;padding:0;position:absolute;white-space:nowrap;width:1px;}: Eichhörnchen setzen sich beim Überqueren viel befahrener Straßen großer Gefahr aus Tierschützer helfen nun mit alternativen Übergängen Über den Müggelseedamm wurde Berlins erste Eichhörnchenbrücke gespannt Die ersten Eichhörnchen werden den Balanceakt bald wagen Und sollte einem der flinken Kletterer die Sache anfangs noch unheimlich erscheinen so wird er spätestens der massiven Verlockung von Zirbelnüssen Diese Spezialmischung liegt in den Futterautomaten die an Baumstämmen gleich neben der neuen Eichhörnchenbrücke am Müggelseedamm angebracht sind Die Brücke selbst wurde am Freitagmorgen in vier Stunden von Helfern der „Aktion Tier“ installiert Sie besteht aus einem Seil in neun Metern Höhe das von Baum zu Baum über die Fahrbahn gespannt wurde Daran sollen die Hörnchen sicher über beide Fahrspuren klettern die ihnen in der Vergangenheit oft zum Verhängnis wurden Denn die Baumwipfel sind am Müggelseedamm für einen kühnen Sprung über die Straße zu weit voneinander entfernt Also mussten die Tiere über den Asphalt rennen Grund genug für einen gemeinsamen Kraftakt: Das Grünflächenamt Köpenick stellte kostenlos eine Hebebühne bereit Der Verein zahlte aus eigener Kasse 500 Euro für ein wetterfestes Querstreben in die umliegenden Bäume sichern dieses mehrfach ab Und die Futterautomaten sollen die erste Scheu nehmen bis sich die Nager an die Brücken gewöhnt haben sagt Biologin Ursula Bauer von „aktion tier“ Danach werde man die Automaten rasch wieder entfernen weil andernfalls Waschbären angelockt würden Die Bären finden die Nussmischung gleichfalls lecker Sobald die ersten Hörnchen übers Seil balancieren will der Verein Kameras in den Bäumen montieren und die Auslastung dokumentieren plant „Aktion Tier“ bereits weitere Eichhörnchenbrücken in Berlin In Deutschland gibt es schon ein Erfolgsbeispiel Seit Ende 2012 turnen Eichhörnchen im ostwestfälischen Vlotho über ein Seil hat zwanzig Hinweise auf weitere gefährliche Übergangsstellen in der Stadt erhalten Ganz oben auf der Liste steht die Heerstraße in Spandau „Aktion Tier“ hofft nun auf die Mithilfe der Bevölkerung: Durch Spenden oder hilfreiche Hinweise an welchen Straßen in Berlin für Eichhörnchen gleichfalls Gefahren drohen Zur Startseite