An Unforgettable Disaster—The Storm Surge of November 13, 1872
On the night of that November day, the Baltic Sea coast was struck by a massive natural disaster. Traces of it can still be found on the peninsula today. Eyewitness accounts and photographs illustrate the horrors that remain vivid in the memories of the residents to this day. What were the consequences of this disaster? And what does the island port of Prerow have to do with it? This lecture with René Roloff will provide the answers.
Advance tickets are available at the Prerow Tourist Information Office or online at www.reservix.de
