Wuhlgarten
Berlin AlexanderplatzWuhlgarten is a historical institution mentioned in the book’s explanatory notes: it was built in 1890 and later became a hospital for people with epilepsy. The available evidence establishes this history but does not describe the site as a setting for a narrated scene.
History and Identification
The note dates Wuhlgarten’s construction to 1890 and records its later use as a hospital for people with epilepsy. It provides no further information about the institution’s layout, administration, or patients.
Place in the Narrative
Wuhlgarten appears as contextual historical information rather than as a developed story location. The evidence does not establish a connection between it and the events at Buch asylum, so the two institutions cannot be treated as the same place.