The is one for instance 100m long road in that of Bremen old part of town, which ranks due to its architecture among the culture thinking marks and tourist attractions in Bremen. Most buildings developed for Ludwig Roselius in the time of 1922 to 1931 and mainly to owe to one of Bremen coffee buyer the Bernhard Hoetger thereby assigned the artistic organization to take over.

The Roselius sympathizing with the national socialism pursued nordisch/down-German ideas with its faith in the irreplaceable value of the nordisch/niederdeutschen race under the influence of the ideologists Julius Langbehn and Hermann Wirth. He wanted to see this idea world carried out in the (Roselius: "“The reestablishment of the is an attempt, German to think"” -"” I would like, and that is the deeper sense of the work in the the spell to break, which was expressed once by halfknowing Romans over our people, and which rests today still on us"… "“). Hitler rejected this variant, whom it got straight in its realm Party Congress speech of 1936 The was considered from now on as deterring example of entarteter art.

History

The history of the goes back in the Middle Ages. It represented an important connection between market place and Weser. In it resided Kimker, barrel and Zudermacher. As the port in the middle 19. Jh. was shifted, began to lose the ever further at importance.

1902 bought then Ludwig Roselius on urge of the owners the house No. 6 in the (today the museum in the Roselius house) and established there the administrative seat of his company, from which the coffee HAG came out later. In the years after the First World War developed further office buildings, as well as the HAG house and the house pc. Petrus. The houses were established with at that time typical materials brick and sandstone.

In the contrast to these buildings Ludwig Roselius let the Paula Becker Modersohn house for the Paula Modersohn Becker museum establish 1926. It possesses relief-like external walls and organically formed interiors.

1931 were finished placed the house Atlantis, likewise which represents a strong contrast also with its architecture and its materials (glass, steel and concrete) to the remaining buildings. Likewise 1931 were established the Robinson Crusoe house.

1944 was destroyed large parts of the The fronts were restored to a large extent up to the year 1954 by the coffee HAG in their original condition.

1989 was determined again considerable damage. The savings bank Bremen, also today still in the possession of the road and their buildings, bought the entire road up to the house Atlantis including their buildings.

1999 could be locked all restoration measures.

Today

Today the ranks among the most important routistic attractions in Bremen and accommodates museums of the art collections arts and crafts places, catering trade as well as business, of Bremen the gaming house and a hotel. Nearly all buildings and properties of the road are in the possession of the savings bank Bremen.

See also: Art price of the

Literature

• Stromeyer, Arn: Parsifal in Bremen. Richard Wagner, Ludwig Roselius and the Weimar: VDG, 2002 - ISBN 3-89739-263-1

Related links

• http://www.boettcherstrasse.de/
• 360"° panorama opinion of the
• Germany radio report to the "“secret main street of the Hanseatic city"”
• Radio Bremen: The acoustic Radio production of 1932
• Homepage of the art collections

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