Named in memory of the German writer Werner Bergengruen (1892–1964) a representative of Christian humanism in his numerous reports, novels, short stories and about 400 poems. He refused the despotism through his novels The Great Tyrant and On Earth as in Heaven. He gave many people strength by his distinct conviction against the Nazi terror. (M 29149) _ _.
Discovered on 8-9-1988 in Tautenburg by Borngen, F.