Univ. Prof. Dr. phil. Otto Hirschfeld & Adelheid Helene Sofie Wyneken - Media
Univ. Prof. Dr. phil. Otto Hirschfeld & Adelheid Helene Sofie Wyneken - Media
Berlin Charlottenburg Mommsenstrasse 6
Mommsenstraße 6, Berlin-Charlottenburg
Otto and Adelheid Hirschfeld lived in this house starting 1911. The street was named after the distinguished classical scholar, Theodor Mommsen <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Mommsen>;. Otto Hirschfeld was the successor to Mommsen’s professorship.
Obtained from: Wolf-Dietrich Baumann
When: Apr 2018
Otto and Adelheid Hirschfeld lived in this house starting 1911. The street was named after the distinguished classical scholar, Theodor Mommsen <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Mommsen>;. Otto Hirschfeld was the successor to Mommsen’s professorship.
Obtained from: Wolf-Dietrich Baumann
When: Apr 2018
Berlin Charlottenburg Mommsenstrasse 6 - Garten
Mommsenstraße 6, Berlin-Charlottenburg
Innercourtyard
Otto and Adelheid Hirschfeld lived in this house starting 1911. The street was named after the distinguished classical scholar, Theodor Mommsen <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Mommsen>;. Otto Hirschfeld was the successor to Mommsen’s professorship.
Obtained from: Wolf-Dietrich Baumann
When: Apr 2018
Innercourtyard
Otto and Adelheid Hirschfeld lived in this house starting 1911. The street was named after the distinguished classical scholar, Theodor Mommsen <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Mommsen>;. Otto Hirschfeld was the successor to Mommsen’s professorship.
Obtained from: Wolf-Dietrich Baumann
When: Apr 2018
Berlin Charlottenburg Mommsenstrasse 6 - Winter
Mommsenstraße 6, Berlin-Charlottenburg
Innercourtyard
Otto and Adelheid Hirschfeld lived in this house starting 1911. The street was named after the distinguished classical scholar, Theodor Mommsen <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Mommsen>;. Otto Hirschfeld was the successor to Mommsen’s professorship.
Obtained from: Wolf-Dietrich Baumann
When: Apr 2018
Innercourtyard
Otto and Adelheid Hirschfeld lived in this house starting 1911. The street was named after the distinguished classical scholar, Theodor Mommsen <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Mommsen>;. Otto Hirschfeld was the successor to Mommsen’s professorship.
Obtained from: Wolf-Dietrich Baumann
When: Apr 2018