File:Berlin, Kreuzberg, Bergmannstrasse, Dreifaltigkeitsfriedhof II, Grab Amalie Friedlaender.jpg

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Deutsch: Grab von Amalie Friedländer, geb. Heine (1800-1838), Cousine und Jugendliebe des Dichters Heinrich Heine, auf dem Dreifaltigkeitsfriedhof II an der Bergmannstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. Das Porträttondo stellt Gertrud Gräfin Pfeil dar, eine Enkelin von Amalie Friedländer, die ebenfalls an dieser Stelle beigesetzt wurde. Es handelt sich um eine Kopie dem Marmor-Original von Carl Cauer aus dem Jahr 1874.
English: Grave of Amalie Friedländer, née Heine (1800-1838), cousin and early love of the poet Heinrich Heine, on the Cemetery II of Trinity Church at Bergmannstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg. The portrait tondo is of Amalie's granddaughter, Gertrud Countess Pfeil, who was also buried here. It is a copy of the marble original, created by Carl Cauer in 1874.
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