Krolloper

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Krolloper was a historic Berlin theater and opera house known for its innovative productions and its role as the meeting place of the Reichstag during the Weimar Republic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
opera house
theatre building
architect Carl Ferdinand Langhans
Eduard Knoblauch NERFINISHED
category Buildings and structures demolished in 1951
Former opera houses
Former theatres in Berlin
Reichstag (German Empire and Weimar Republic)
country Germany
damagedBy Allied bombing
damagedIn World War II
demolishedBy West Berlin authorities
demolishedDate 1951
function opera house
theatre
hasAlternativeName Kroll Opera House
Kroll Theater
hasCapacity approximately 2000 seats
hasGermanName Kroll-Oper
linked to: Kroll Opera
inauguratedAsOperaHouse 1851
knownFor innovative productions
modern stage technology
political significance during Weimar Republic
laterKnownAs Haus der Nationen
locatedIn Berlin
Tiergarten
locatedInFormer Königsplatz, later Platz der Republik
locatedNear Reichstag building
locatedOn Königsplatz
namedAfter Joseph Kroll
notableEvent Reichstag session of 23 March 1933 (Enabling Act)
openingDate 1844
ownedBy Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia

Prussian state
linked to: Prussia
partiallyDestroyedIn 1943
predecessorOf later parliamentary buildings in Bonn
ReichstagSessionsHeldFrom 1933
ReichstagSessionsHeldUntil 1942
style eclectic
neoclassical elements
usedAs meeting place of the Reichstag
usedBy Reichstag of the Weimar Republic
Royal Opera of Berlin
linked to: Berlin State Opera

Staatsoper Unter den Linden
linked to: Berlin State Opera

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Kroll Opera House GermanName Krolloper