was raised to the nobility by Frederick William II of Prussia. He died in 1854, unmarried, and was buried in the local cemetery. With the death of the last male heir, the property and title moved from the Zieten family to the line of Schwerin, due to the marriage of one of his granddaughters, Karoline Albertine Luise Wilhelmine Emilie von Zieten (22 April 1806–24 February 1853) to Albert Ludwig Wilhelm von Schwerin (17 June 1801–27 October 1865). Their children inherited the property and title. Another famous member of the Hussars-Zieten, Hans Count von Zieten, is only remotely related to Hans Joachim. Memorials In 1794 Frederick William II placed a monument to Zieten in Berlin on the Wilhelmplatz (Berlin-Mitte). It was first created by Johann Gottfried Schadow in marble and replaced in 1857 with a bronze cast by August Kiß. It stands today on the Zietenplatz on the corner Wilhelmstraße and Mohrenstraße (Berlin) next to the monument of Leopold I, the Old Dessauer. A similar one stands at Rupppin See. Zieten's name is on the Equestrian statue of Frederick the Great in Berlin (1851), and a full-sized relief of him stands at the corner of the statue; in addition, built between 1981 and 1983, the National People's Army barracks in Beelitz bore his name, as well as Zietenstraße in Düsseldorf and the Zietenring in Wiesbaden, a street in Lünen, also bear his name. From 1936 to 1945, Göttingen had the Zieten barracks and the Zieten Terrace; Pietrowice (German: Peterwitz) in the rural community of Głubczyce (German: Leobschütz) in Silesia was called Zietenbusch from 1936 to 1945. See also Statue of Hans Joachim von Zieten, Berlin SMS Zieten References 1699 births 1786 deaths People from Ostprignitz-Ruppin Cavalry commanders German untitled nobility German duellists People from the Margraviate of Brandenburg Generals of Cavalry (Prussia) Recipients of the Pour le Mérite (military class) German military personnel of the War of the Austrian Succession Prussian military personnel of the Seven Years' War People of the Silesian Wars Military personnel from Brandenburg