Johann Christian Dressel: Memorial events on the 200th anniversary of the death in Charlottenburg

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Erleben Sie die Abschlussveranstaltungen zum 200. Todestag von Pfarrer Johann Christian Gottfried Dressel in Charlottenburg. Am 1. November hält Historikerin Birgit Jochens einen Vortrag über Dressels Engagement in der Armenpflege, gefolgt von einer Ausstellungsführung und einem Spaziergang am 3. November. Die Veranstaltungen sind kostenfrei und bieten spannende Einblicke in die Geschichte der Stadt und Dressels nachhaltigen Einfluss. Seien Sie dabei!
Experience the final events on the 200th anniversary of the death of Pastor Johann Christian Gottfried Dressel in Charlottenburg. On November 1st, historian Birgit Jochens gave a lecture on Dressel's commitment in poor care, followed by an exhibition management and a walk on November 3.. The events are free of charge and offer exciting insights into the history of the city and dressels sustainable influence. Be there! (Symbolbild/MB)

This week a moving chapter of the history of Charlottenburg is celebrated! On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the death of Pastor Johann Christian Gottfried Dressel, a true pioneer of his time, two fascinating events take place that bring local history to life!

Dressel, who served as pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran parish from 1778 until his death on October 16, 1824, left a lasting legacy in the city. He reformed the school system, introduced modern teaching methods and founded the first hospital for the needy - a truly legendary indoor master in the service of the people!

a gripping lecture!

On Friday, November 1, 2024, at 6 p.m. , a lecture will take place in the Administrative Information Center (VIZ) of the Charlottenburg City Hall, Otto-Suhr-Allee 100, which results in the depths of Dressel's commitment to the urban poor care. Historian and museum expert Birgit Jochens gives a captivating insight into the life of this remarkable man and, among other things, highlights his decisive contribution to the construction of the first poor hospital. Come and let yourself be inspired!

journey of discovery through history!

It continues on Sunday, November 3, at 12 p.m. , in the Luisenkirche on Gierkeplatz. After the service, the cultural scientist Katja Baumeister and the head of the viz, Thomas Wolfes, lead through the Dressel exhibition. After that, an exciting walk through the historic Charlottenburg awaits you. A real treat for those interested in history!

The best of the events? You are absolutely free of charge! Everyone is cordially invited to be immersed in history and celebrate the achievements of a man who has changed the lives of many people.

These events are part of a larger project supported by the Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Companies as well as the Freundeskreis of the Luisenkirchen community. So snap around and be there when Charlottenburg honors his big reformer!

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