Khojaly Massacre Memorial (Berlin) Monument

The Khojaly Massacre Memorial in the Berlin-Brandenburg area is a public monument dedicated to the victims of the 1992 Khojaly Massacre in Nagorno-Karabakh. It serves as a focal point for commemoration by Azerbaijani and other communities in the region.

The memorial is a site for plaques, inscriptions and occasional remembrance gatherings rather than a museum; visitors encounter inscriptions and symbolic elements that reference the 1992 events. It functions primarily as a place of memory and public mourning.

The monument commemorates the civilian deaths that occurred in Khojaly in February 1992 and was established to provide a public place of remembrance for those events. It is associated with diaspora and community-driven remembrance activities.

The memorial is located in the Berlin-Brandenburg area, within the broader metropolitan region of Berlin. It is sited in an urban or suburban public space and is accessible by local transport within the Berlin area.

• Annual remembrance: Remembrance events are typically held annually on or around 26 February, the anniversary of the 1992 massacre it commemorates.

Located in the Berlin-Brandenburg area; access is by regional public transport or car depending on the exact placement. Check local listings for the memorial’s exact address and nearby transit options.

• The memorial is in a public park area outside Berlin-combine a visit with other memorials in the city for context.
• Check local plaques or signage for English translations and background information.
• Be aware the memorial relates to a recent and politically sensitive event-engage local sources for balanced historical context.