Rathaus Schoeneberg

Each district in Berlin, Germany has a city hall ( Rathaus). During the time of occupation from 1945 to 1994 following WW II, the Berlin Rote Rathaus[?] was off limits to a divided West Berlin. As a 'temporary" measure the Rathaus Schoeneberg on Rudolph-Wilde-Platz became the official city hall for all of West Berlin. After the Re-unification of East- and West Berlin the Rote Rathaus at Alexander Platz became once again the seat of the main Berlin city hall.

Rathaus Schoeneberg on Rudolf-Wilde-Platz is the location were US President John F. Kennedy held his famous speech, proclaiming "Ich bin ein Berliner". Today the square is named for President Kennedy.

		Rathaus Schoeneberg
		Each district in Berlin, Germany has a city hall ( Rathaus). During the time of occupation from 1945 to 1994 following WW II, the Berlin Rote Rathaus[?] was off limits to a divided West Berlin. As a 'temporary" measure the Rathaus Schoeneberg on Rudolph-Wilde-Platz became the official city hall for all of West Berlin. After the Re-unification of East- and West Berlin the Rote Rathaus at Alexander Platz became once again the seat of the main Berlin city hall. Rathaus Schoeneberg on Rudolf-Wilde-Platz is the location were US President John F. Kennedy held his famous speech, proclaiming "Ich bin ein Berliner". Today the square is named for President Kennedy.
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