# Auto-Kuhn, Neustrelitz — Berlin Wall

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- Page: https://whereisthewall.com/wall/germany/neustrelitz/neustrelitz-auto-kuhn
- Place: Auto-Kuhn, Hohenzieritzer Straße 35, 17235 Neustrelitz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany (company yard)
- Classification: Relocated Segment; can it be seen today: Restricted access (Reported in place in 2024); evidence: Documented

Two brightly painted Wall elements with a brass plaque on the yard of a family car dealership in Neustrelitz, sent by lorry a few years after 1989 by a West Berlin friend of its founder.

The Nordkurier reported on 8 November 2024 how parts of the Berlin Wall came to stand on the Neustrelitz company yard of the Kuhn family. A brass plaque says that the two brightly painted concrete elements are parts of the former Berlin Wall. A friend of the founder, Rudi Kuhn, from West Berlin, who worked on dismantling the Wall, sent them by lorry a few years after 1989.

The article gives no size. The family's business is the Volkswagen and Audi dealer Auto-Kuhn; the address given here is the dealer's own, from its imprint, as the article names only the company yard.

Provenance: Sent by lorry a few years after 1989 by a West Berlin friend of Rudi Kuhn who worked on dismantling the Wall (Nordkurier, 2024).

Sources:

- [How parts of the Berlin Wall landed on a Neustrelitz company yard — Nordkurier, 8 November 2024](https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/neustrelitz/wie-berliner-mauerteile-auf-einem-neustrelitzer-firmenhof-landeten-3045231): A brass plaque says that the concrete elements on the Kuhn family's company yard in Neustrelitz are parts of the former Berlin Wall.