by German Nazis to extermination camps from the Grunewald freight railway station and murdered. Memorials from the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and the Deutsche Bahn ("Gleis 17") commemorate this spot in Grunewald's history. The area is accessible by the Berlin-Grunewald station. Transport Grunewald railway station is served by the S7 line of the Berlin S-Bahn, which connects the locality to Berlin Mitte, Ahrensfelde and Potsdam. The M19, M29, X10, N10, 110, 115, 186, 249, 310 and 349 bus lines all run through or terminate within the Grunewald locality. One of Germany's busiest freeways, the AVUS Autobahn, runs through the locality and was used as a marathon and bike path during the 1936 Summer Olympics. Mansions (choice) Notable residents Fritz Ascher, Bismarckallee 26 Berthold Auerbach, Auerbacher Straße Ingeborg Bachmann, Hasensprung 2, Koenigsallee 35 Vicki Baum, Koenigsallee 43–45 Walter Benjamin, Delbrückstraße 23 Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Wangenheimstraße 14 Arno Breker, Koenigsallee 65 Isadora Duncan Lion Feuchtwanger, Regerstraße Samuel von Fischer, Erdener Straße 8 Carl Fürstenberg, Koenigsallee 53 Maximilian Harden, Wernerstraße 16 Gerhart Hauptmann, Trabener Straße, Hubertusallee Heinrich Himmler, Hagenstraße 22 Engelbert Humperdinck, Trabener Straße Harald Juhnke, Richard-Strauss-Straße 26, Lassenstraße 1 Helmut Käutner, Koenigsallee 18g Alfred Kerr, Gneiststraße 9, Höhmannstraße 6, Douglasstraße 10 Harry Graf Kessler, Höhmannstraße 6 Hildegard Knef, Bettinastraße 12, Brahmsstraße 12 Else Lasker-Schüler, Humboldtstraße 13 Otto Lessing (sculptor), Wangenheimstraße 10 Brigitte Mira, Koenigsallee 83 Friedrich Olbricht, Wildpfad Ernst Oppler and Alexander Oppler, Hagenstraße 8 Max Pechstein, Max Planck, Wangenheimstraße 21 Walther Rathenau, Koenigsallee 65 Max Reinhardt, Fontanestraße 8 Ferdinand Sauerbruch, Herthastraße 11 Ulrich Schamoni, Furtwänglerstraße 19 Romy Schneider, Winkler Straße 22 Angelika Schrobsdorff, Johannaplatz 3 Werner Sombart, Humboldtstraße 35a Hermann Sudermann, Bettinastraße 3 Grethe Weiser, Herthastraße 17a Transportation Grunewald has access to the Berlin S-Bahn network at the Berlin-Grunewald station (lines S7). Forest The forest of Grunewald, located mainly in the quarter but also in Nikolassee, Zehlendorf, and in a minor percentage in Dahlem and Westend is, with 3,000 ha, the greatest green area in the city of Berlin. See also Grunewald Railway Station Holocaust Memorial "Track 17" at Grunewald station References External links Localities of Berlin 1880 establishments in Germany