The
German Evangelic Church, which was inaugurated at Christmas of 1899 and
completed in 1901, is situated at the crossing between via Reginaldo
Giuliani and the beginning of via Tragara.
The
majolica plaque on the faade reporting the inscription " Deutsche
Evangelische Kirsche" in dark blue characters on white ground, was added
during the restorations made in 1929.
The
church was built by Mortiz von Bernus, a German from Frankfurt who being
forced to lived in Italy for health grounds, wished a church for the German
Evangelic movement to which he dedicated his lifetime.
A
friend of the industrialist Krupp, Ugo Andreas, a German engeneer owner of the
homonymous villa, after called Villa Capricorno, contributed financially to
the building of the church.