The Berlin Cathedral is a small part of a large project for the construction of the capital of the GDR and a large city of BRD - Berlin 1989.
The main page of the whole project will be presented later.

The present church was built from 1894 to 1905 by order of Emperor William II. In 1940, the blast waves of Allied bombing blew away part of the windows. On 24 May 1944, a bomb of combustible liquids entered the roof lantern of the dome. The fire could not be extinguished at that unreachable section of the dome. So the lantern burnt and collapsed into the main floor. After the war, the building ended up in the Soviet occupation sector, later transformed into the GDR state. The cathedral was fully renovated in 1975.

It is noteworthy that opposite the cathedral was the Palace of the Republic - the People's Chamber of the GDR and the symbol of this state. However, unfortunately, only the cathedral remains today. But nevertheless, a newly built royal palace now stands in its place.