Hugo Preuß Bridge

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The Hugo Preuß Bridge was a historically significant bridge spanning the Humboldthafen basin on the River Spree in Berlin-Mitte. Originally constructed in the 1920s, the bridge was named after the liberal Jewish politician and constitutional lawyer Hugo Preuß (1860–1925), a key architect of the Weimar Constitution. Destroyed during World War II, the bridge was later reconstructed in 2004 in the course of redeveloping the Berlin Spreebogen and government district.[1]

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