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Hanebuth's birthplace in Groß-Buchholz, before the renamed sculpture "Hanebuth's last victim"

Information board from Pinkenburger Kreis about the birthplace of Hanebuth

„Hanebuth’s Block“ at the Hanover Zoo
Picture postcard number "283", circa 1898 by Karl F. Wunder

Large pedestral torso XX, „Hanebuth's last victim“

The entrance of Hanebuth's Gang' on the high banks forms a line with the portal of the Royal Hofmarstall and the Kreuzkirche.

The white cross stone near the Lister mile

Jasper Hanebuth (1607 – 4 February 1653) was a German mercenary in the Thirty Years' War, as well as a robber and murderer.^[1]

^ Helmut Zimmermann: Hanebuth, Jasper.

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