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The picture of 1912 shows the front of the Helmholtzschule as can be seen from Habsburgerallee. The left building was used by the school's principal and the beadle. On its second floor school building and principal's home were connected by a housed bridge. Principal and beadle were able to use this building until 4 Oct 1943 when a bombardment during WWII destroyed bridge, building and else. After war a wooden pavillion was erected instead to house two classrooms temporarily. The pavillion lasted until 1970/71. It was replaced by today's gym which was built in 1971/72.

Das Foto aus dem Jahr 1912 zeigt die Helmholtzschule (am 16. April 1912 als Realschule für Knaben eingeweiht) von der Habsburgerallee aus. Das linke Haus war das Dienstgebäude des Schuldirektors und des Pedells, in dem beide auch wohnten. In der ersten Etage war es durch einen komplett geschlossenen Übergang mit dem Schulhaus verbunden. Direktor und Pedell konnten das Gebäude bis zum 4. Oktober 1943 nutzen. Während eines Bombenangriffs wurde es zusammen mit dem Übergang und weiteren Gebäudeteilen zerstört und in den Nachkriegsjahren durch einen behelfsmäßigen Pavillon aus Holz für zwei Unterrichtsräume ersetzt, der bis 1970/71 genutzt wurde. 1971/72 entstand auf dem Areal die heutige Einfeld-Turnhalle.

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