Cemetery #283929
Berlin Invalids' Cemetery
Local name: Invalidenfriedhof
Also known as Invaliden-Friedhof
66
documented records
≈ 420–840
approx. capacity (graves)
0.021 km²
cemetery area
Nov 5, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
The Invalids' Cemetery in Berlin-Mitte is one of the oldest cemeteries in Berlin. It was traditionally the resting place of the Prussian Army and bears witness to Prussian and German military history as well as to the division of Berlin. Many grave monuments of Prussian military figures survive, and a support association works to preserve and carefully restore the site. Questions about visits or burials can go to +49 30 36461609; more information is available from invalidenfriedhof.de.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 52.532030° N, 13.370968° E Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Memorials
Showing the first 50 of 66, A–Z by surname. Search all records
Albert Buddecke 1858 – 1931 - Hans Buddecke 1890 – 1918
Gisela Donaubauer 1924 – 1944 
Friedrich Dziobek 1878 – 1945 
Hermann Ehrenberg 1855 – 1945 
Frederike Guth 1895 – 1927 - Johannes Horack 1870 – 1945
- Selma Kühn 1913 – 1945
Adelheid Lorenzen 1879 – 1940 - Christine Lorenzen 1852 – 1945
- Johannes Lorenzen 1841 – 1914
- Wilhelm Lorenzen 1871 – 1914
- Emmi Mejnikart 1906 – 1924
- Elisabeth Nickisch von Rosenegk 1845 – 1917
- Margarete Schleicher 1887 – 1961
Helma Schmitz 1916 – 1940 
Louise Schneider 1845 – 1921 
Gottfried Steuer 1870 – 1917 - Tony Steuer 1880 – 1949
- Ida von Arnim 1832 – 1904
- Martha von Arnim 1842 – 1898
- Helene von Auenmüller 1842 – 1921
- Eveline von Beczwarzowsky 1834 – 1870
Eleonore von Bibow 1923 – 1945 
Amalie von Boyen 1780 – 1845 - Amalie von Boyen 1815 – 1886
- Herrmann von Boyen 1771 – 1848
Heinrich von Brandt 1823 – 1882 - Helene von Brandt 1828 – 1898
Heinrich von Bünau 1850 – 1919 
Harry von Coler 1872 – 1915 - Margarete von Frantzius 1857 – 1940
- Julie von Gaye 1866 – 1920
- Auguste von Hanxleden 1855 – 1932
- Selma von Hebedorff 1856 – 1945
Robert von Klüber 1873 – 1919 - Agathe von la Chevallerie 1848 – 1934
- Helene von Massenbach 1874 – 1922
- Olga von Morstein 1853 – 1886
- Henriette von Nostiz 1841 – 1918
Charlotte von Rentzell 1778 – 1838 - Christoph von Rentzell 1773 – 1832
Eleonore von Rentzell 1802 – 1855 - Ella von Rentzell 1876 – 1913
- Franz von Rentzell 1848 – 1904
- Friederike von Rentzell 1751 – 1828
- Henriette von Rentzell 1821 – 1883
- Johanna von Rentzell 1800 – 1833
- Wilhelm von Rentzell 1815 – 1851
- Werner von Schleicher 1882 – 1937
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Moabit Officials' Cemetery of the Former Cellular Prison 570 m away · Berlin
- Berlin French Congregation Churchyard II 800 m away · Berlin · 30 records
- Dorotheenstädtisch-Friedrichswerderscher Cemetery 970 m away · Berlin
- Dorotheenstadt Cemetery II 1.0 km away · Mitte · 16 records
- Mitte French Cemetery I 1.1 km away · Mitte · 50 records
- Saint Elisabeth Cemetery I 1.5 km away · Berlin · 16 records
- Sophien Cemetery II 1.6 km away · Berlin · 102 records
- Berlin War Graves Cemetery 1.6 km away · Berlin
- St. John Cemetery I, Moabit 1.6 km away · Moabit
- Gerichtstrasse Urn Cemetery, Wedding 1.6 km away · Wedding
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Common questions
How big is Berlin Invalids' Cemetery?
Berlin Invalids' Cemetery covers about 21,000 m² (5.2 acres), about the size of 3 soccer fields. It is the 79th smallest of the 208 cemeteries we list in Berlin.
What is the oldest grave in this cemetery?
The oldest grave among the records we hold for Berlin Invalids' Cemetery is that of Friederike von Rentzell, who died in 1828 at the age of 77.