Brandenburg
Brandenburg is a German federal state encircling Berlin. State capital Potsdam is known for lavish Sanssouci Palace, summer home of Frederick the Great. Nearby, the Renaissance-style Orangery Palace has formal gardens, and the 19th-century Roman Baths blend several architectural styles. The Tudor Revival Cecilienhof hosted a famous WWII summit. Southeast of the city is Spreewald, a huge forest with rivers and lakes.
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David of Grodno
Daumantas of Pskov's son
Bernhard Heisig
German painter
Christel Peters
German actress
Johannes Wüsten
Artist
Werner Seelenbinder
German professional wrestler
Lothar Warneke
German film director
Franz Reinisch
Brigitte Ahrenholz
East German surgeon
Otto III, Margrave of Brandenburg
King
Albert Caasmann
German Sculptor
Gerhard Rosenfeld
Film score composer
Zdzisław Maszewski
Polish engineer
Ivan Ivanovitsj Landik
Konstantin Dmitrievitsj Doenaevskiy
Pavel Semjonovitsj Volkov
Aleksandr Demjanovitsj Galetskiy
Konstantin Vasilevitsj Aboechov
Boris Petrovitsj Lisenko
Lennardt Krüger
Actor
Friedrich Lübbert
German composer
Alfons Maria Wachsmann
Max Sievers
German writer
Max Josef Metzger
German author
Paul Gösch
German artist
Nikolaus von Halem
German jurist
Georg Groscurth
German medical doctor
Sophie of Winzenburg
Anton Saefkow
Friedrich Fromm
German military personnel
Bernhard Bästlein
Beppo Römer
Robert Uhrig
Franz Jacob
German Politician
Karl Freiherr von Thüngen
German general
Franz Jägerstätter
Herbert Tschäpe
Max Maddalena
German Politician
Theodor Neubauer
German Politician
Walter Krumbach
German author
David of Grodno
Daumantas of Pskov's son
Erasmus Alberus
German poet
Volker Schmidt
German archaeologist
Anica Černej
Author
Sylvia Bretschneider
German teacher
Wilhelm Groener
Former Minister of the Interior of the German Reich
Karl Richard Lepsius
Prussian egyptologist
Adolf Heinrich von ArnimBoitzenburg
German statesman