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Sad farewell: Großstadtrevier star Wanda Perdelwitz dies at 41
Wanda Perdelwitz, actress from “Großstadtrevier”, died after a tragic bicycle accident in Hamburg at the age of 41.
Sad farewell: Großstadtrevier star Wanda Perdelwitz dies at 41
In sad news, we received the news that the talented actress Wanda Perdelwitz has died at the age of just 41. The actress, known for her role as police officer Nina Sieveking in the ARD series “Großstadtrevier”, died as a result of a tragic bicycle accident in Hamburg that occurred on September 28th. Perdelwitz had proven her skills in almost 150 episodes for over a decade, making her an integral part of the popular series.
How on Erftkreis News According to reports, the accident occurred when a passenger of a stopped vehicle opened the door without paying attention to traffic. Wanda collided with the door, fell and suffered serious head injuries. She died in hospital a few days later. According to her manager Uta Hansen, she leaves behind a six-year-old son.
A warm farewell on television
In memory of Wanda Perdelwitz, NDR television is adapting its program. The film “Großstadtrevier – St. Pauli, 6:07 a.m.,” in which she plays the lead role, will be broadcast on October 9th at 10 p.m. The broadcaster announced this to honor the achievements of the actress, who starred in the series from 2012 to 2022. Her character was a committed and modern policewoman who always fought with a strong sense of justice and unconventional methods. NDR program director Frank Beckmann described Perdelwitz as “part of the soul” of the series, which underlines the importance of her role.
The news of her death touched not only fans and friends, but also her colleagues. Marek Erhardt, a fellow actor, expressed his shock at her loss and remembered her cheerful nature. Her great commitment will be remembered not only in the series, but also in her appearances at Hamburg theaters.
A sad ending and its consequences
Wanda Perdelwitz was a passionate cyclist and campaigned for the expansion of safe cycle paths in Hamburg. Her death has reignited the discussion about cycling safety and the need for compulsory helmet use. How NDR According to reports, dooring accidents are an increasing problem and account for approximately 18% of all collisions involving parked vehicles. There is no legal requirement to wear a helmet in Germany, but many argue that helmets could reduce the risk of serious head injuries.
A vigil is planned at the scene of the accident on October 12th to commemorate Wanda Perdelwitz and to draw attention to the dangers of cycling. Her family and friends ask that their privacy be respected during this difficult time.
Wanda Perdelwitz's legacy will live on not only in acting, but also in discussions about cyclist safety in urban areas. Her passion and commitment will be missed - both on stage and in society.