Where The Peaceful Revolution Of 1989 Happened in Leipzig
If you travel to Leipzig, St Nicholas’ church (Nikolaikirche) is the place you can’t miss. It’s where the peaceful revolution of 1989 happend.
Monument of the peaceful revolution on 09 Octorber,1989.
White brickbats mean revolution seeds among people.
Sculpture monument of 1989.
St Nicholas’(Nikolaikirche) church was built in 12th century.It’s the largest and oldest church in Leipzig.
Johann Sebastian Bach had worked in this church as a choirmaster as well as in St Thomas’ Church. St Nicholas’(Nikolaikirche) church is also where Bach performed many of his compositions.
From September 1982 prayers for peace were held in St Nicholas’ church(Nikolaikirche) every Monday, with the words of the Beatitudes. And peace prayers on 9 October,1989 was one of them.
I have more interesthing about the square outside the church. Leipzig people monumentalize the revolution of 1989 in their own ways.
St Nicholas’(Nikolaikirche) Travel Guide :
Address: Nikolaikirchhof 3 Leipzig 04109, Germany
How to get there: No.89 Bus, Station Nikolaikirchhof
Open time: 10.00am – 18.00pm Monday to Saturday
Tel: 49 341 9605270
Fax: 49 341 9605661
Website：nikolaikirche-leipzig.de
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Leipzig was a music city, that means romanticism, including revolution.
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