Stolen 500 kilograms of church bells in Berlin-Heinersdorf: Appeal after information

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Diebstahl einer Kirchenglocke in Berlin-Heinersdorf In Berlin-Heinersdorf wurde eine 500 Kilogramm schwere Kirchenglocke gestohlen, wie die Kirchgemeinde auf ihrer Internetseite bekannt gab. Die Glocke verschwand in der Zeit zwischen dem vergangenen Donnerstagabend und Sonntagmorgen vom Pfarrhof, wo sie abgestellt war. Die Polizei bittet um Hinweise aus der Bevölkerung. Die gestohlene Glocke ist aus Bronze und soll laut Pfarrerin Anne-Kathrin Finke einen ideellen Wert haben. In einem Interview mit dem Sender „RBB“ berichtete sie, dass die Glocke während des Zweiten Weltkriegs beschädigt und durchschossen worden sei. Seit 50 Jahren habe sie im Freien vor der Kirche in der Romain-Rolland-Straße gestanden. Der …
The theft of a church bell in Berlin-Heinersdorf in Berlin-Heinersdorf was stolen a 500 kilogram church bell, as the parish announced on its website. The bell disappeared from the rectory between last Thursday evening and Sunday morning, where it was parked. The police ask for information from the population. The stolen bell is made of bronze and, according to pastor Anne-Kathrin Finke, is said to have an ideal value. In an interview with the broadcaster "RBB", she reported that the bell had been damaged and shot through during the Second World War. For 50 years she had stood outdoors in front of the church on Romain-Rolland-Straße. The … (Symbolbild/MB)

theft of a church bell in Berlin-Heinersdorf

A church bell weighing in Berlin-Heinersdorf was stolen, as the parish announced on its website. The bell disappeared from the rectory between last Thursday evening and Sunday morning, where it was parked. The police ask for information from the population.

The stolen bell is made of bronze and, according to pastor Anne-Kathrin Finke, is said to have an ideal value. In an interview with the broadcaster "RBB", she reported that the bell had been damaged and shot through during the Second World War. For 50 years she had stood outdoors in front of the church on Romain-Rolland-Straße. The loss of the bell is very painful for the community and the pastor. Finke emphasized that the bell could not be replaced.

The police are now investigating in this case and hoping for information from the population to determine the perpetrator or the perpetrator and find the stolen bell. On the part of the parish, a reward allowance for relevant information was awarded.

It remains to be seen whether the stolen bell can be brought back or whether it remains disappearing forever. The community hopes for a positive outcome and that its bell can surely take its place in front of the church again. Not only would the material value be restored, but above all the ideal value for the believers and the community.