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Deutsch: Denkmalgruppe für Otto I. (ca. 1128-1184), zweiter Brandenburgischer Markgraf und Sohn Albrechts des Bären, mit dem Abt Sibold des Klosters Lehnin und Fürst Pribislaw (rechts). Eingeweiht 1898 in der ehemaligen Berliner Siegesallee, geschaffen von dem Bildhauer Max Unger. Die Statuen sind zur Zeit gelagert im Kreuzberger Lapidarium.
English: Memorial commemorating to Otto I (c. 1128-1184), second Brandenburgischer margrave and son of Albert the Bear, with the statues showing abbot Sibold (Lehnin Abbey) and Fürst Pribislaw on the right. Inaugurated 1898 in the former Siegesallee in Berlin, created by the sculptor Max Unger. At the present the statues are stored in the Lapidarium in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
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Source Postcard with date-stamp 4 June 1898 (my own, Lienhard Schulz)
Author Max Unger (sculptor)

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