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Thomas-Mann-Straße

Prenzlauer Berg

Named after the writer Thomas Mann.

Thomas Mann (1875–1955), born in Lübeck, wrote Buddenbrooks and The Magic Mountain and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1929. The street was named in 1976, when Kniprodestraße was shortened and its traffic diverted. In the 1940s the planned street had only a number, 104.

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Sources

  1. Liste der Straßen und Plätze in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg Wikipedia (Deutsch)
  2. Thomas Mann Wikipedia (Deutsch)

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