Industrial Revolution · TURNING POINT ·
Siemens and AEG in Berlin (1866–1914)
On the Industrial Revolution map as “Berlin — Elektropolis”
1866–1914 — Siemens and AEG make Berlin the world’s electrical capital: dynamos, cables, trams and power stations. Science, banks and giant firms define this “second” industrial revolution.
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