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Friedrichstein (King’s Stone) Memorial
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Friedrichstein (King’s Stone) Memorial
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Friedrichstein (King’s Stone) Memorial
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Gerald Friedrich
February 24, 2022
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The Friedrichstein (also "Königsstein") on the dirt road from Goschen to Damme in Lieberose, Dahme-Spreewald district, Brandenburg, Germany. The memorial stone for Frederick the Great was erected in 1912 "by faithful Prussians" and is a listed building. It stands at the end of a log dam ("Königsdamm"), which was created after the Battle of Kunersdorf (August 12, 1759) as a troop transport route through swampy terrain from the Behlow Forest to Goschen.
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•Konrad
September 17, 2017
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The stone monument from 1910 commemorates a camp of the Prussian armed forces after the lost battle at Kunersdorf during the Seven Years' War. Frederick II, after whom the stone is named, is said to have rested here after the lost battle with his army.
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Elevation 70 m