The Berliner Kindl Brauerei took up its administrative headquarters in Lichtenberg in the 1920s and had new production buildings designed and built by the architects Hans Claus and Richard Schepke. The
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Tour stop 4
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The silo tower near the street is a real eye-catcher.
In the 1920s, the Kindl Brewery moved its administration headquarters, production and malting plant to the street now named Indira- Gandhi-Straße. The silo tower near the street is a real eye-catcher. After 1949, the brewery belonged to VEB Getränkekombinat Berlin, where its products included the famous Berliner Pilsner – which is still made here.
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