Charlottenburg
With elegant pre-war buildings and high-end boutiques, the western district of Charlottenburg is known for its upscale vibe. Shopping boulevard Kurfürstendamm (“Ku'damm”) is lined with hotels and department stores. Charlottenburg Palace and Park offer baroque interiors and landscaped gardens. Savignyplatz, a literary and performing arts hub pre-WWII, is now surrounded by Asian eateries drawing an international crowd.
People born in Charlottenburg (First 49 people) - Page 0
Hans Kahle
Journalist
Heinz Brandt
Soldier
Karlfranz Schmidt-Wittmack
German Politician
Karl Litke
Politician
Irmgard Keun
German novelist
Harald Quandt
German industrialist
Michael Hamburger
German-British translator
Markus Majowski
German actor
Ursula Mamlok
American-German composer
Arno Peters
German historian
Harald Juhnke
German actor
Henry Hübchen
German actor
Martin Sandberger
Boris Aljinovic
Actor
Ernst Fritsch
German painter
Ellen Preis
German-Austrian fencer
Ferdinand Georg Frobenius
German mathematician
Edgar Bauer
German philosopher
Vincent Redetzki
German actor
Alec Empire
German musician
Till Topf
German actor
Celina Bostic
German singer
Richard Brauer
German-American mathematician
A. F. P. Hulsewé
Dutch sinologist
Alfred Brauer
American-German mathematician
Arndt von Bohlen und Halbach
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach's son
Thomas Elsaesser
Professor
Anton Reichenow
German ornithologist
Otto March
German architect
Erwin Planck
German Politician ‧ Max Planck's son
Fritz Lindemann
Military personnel
Sandra ZirngiblKowalski
German actor
Roger Nicole
Theologian
Herbert Freundlich
German chemist
Alfred Dürr
German musicologist
Marianne Wendt
Screenwriter
Hans Rose
German commander
Kurt von Tippelskirch
General
Helmut Kolle
German painter
Bernhard Eunom Philippi
Naturalist
Carl Ludvig Engel
German architect
Nina Goceva
Film actress
Ilse WendeLungershausen
German illustrator
Karl von Oven
German general
HansAlexander von Voss
Eva-Maria Buch
Princess Frederica Charlotte of . . .
