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Hi,
Julius Berger born 1862 was my the uncle of my grand father on my mothers side. He was kept by Hitler in a private room in a
death camp in Germany for consulting during world war II. The city of Berlin at the time invited my mother to the
He died in the death camp. He never was in Nigeria and his grave is not there.
The company was confiscated by Nazi germany and anything that it it did in 1950 has no relation to him.

In 2012 on his 150th birthday a train station was named after him.
He certainly was not in Nigeria in 1950.
The Berlin Architecture Prize Association V. invites everyone interested to the lecture evening in the KutscherHaus on Kurfürstendamm 50a on Thursday, October 11, 2012 at 6 p.m.

Google translation from German of the invitation to the ceremony.
The extension of the U 5 underground line from Alexanderplatz to the Brandenburg Gate creates a number of new underground stations. The future station "Unter den Linden" will be of great importance due to its location and its function as a crossing station for the lines U5 and U6.

With the extension of the U5, the Bilfinger company is returning to the Berlin underground, where Julius Berger, one of the founding fathers of Bilfinger-Berger, was already involved in the construction of numerous underground railroad constructions. On the occasion of Julius Berger's 150th birthday, the lecture evening will also be dedicated to the outstanding entrepreneur Julius Berger.

Following the lectures, the Berlin Architecture Prize Association and Bilfinger will present the Julius Berger Prize for entrepreneurial initiatives in Berlin's urban development.