Rosenball 2016

On April 30, 2016 Liz Mohn and Bertelsmann Chairman & CEO Thomas Rabe welcomed some 600 illustrious guests from politics, business, society and culture to the festive Rosenball in Berlin. All of the evening's donations were meant to fund projects of the Pediatric Stroke Aid campaign.

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Barbara Bock and Hartwig Masuch

Brigitte Mohn, Tanja Böttger and her daughter Valerie Böttger

Shobhna and Christoph Mohn

Thomas Rabe, Liz Mohn, Marie-Jeanette and Heino Ferch

Frauke Ludowig

Grit Weiss and Jo Groebel

Thomas Rabe, Liz Mohn, Anke Schäferkordt and Harald Biermann

Martina Gedeck

Liz Mohn and Monica Lierhaus

Frauke Ludowig and Guido Maria Kretschmer

Verona Pooth

Thomas Rabe, Xavier Bettel, Liz Mohn and Gauthier Destenay

Wolf Bauer, Thomas Rabe, Irene und Guillaume de Posch, Liz Mohn and Nico Hofmann

Imke and Bertram Stausberg

Thomas Rabe, Liz Mohn, Katja and Bernd Hirsch

Liz Mohn and Cathy Hummels

Rosenball donations will go to fund the establishment of a network of pediatric stroke units. Like here at the UKM Münster, where senior physician Dr. Ronald Sträter is examining little Fehmke. Also present: Liz Mohn, Frauke Ludowig, and Fehmke’s parents.

In supply center for stroke affected children at the University Hospital UKM Münster: Liz Mohn, Frauke Ludowig and small Fehmke (6 years) who suffered a massive stroke a year ago.

Senior physician Dr. Ronald Sträter, Head of the Pediatric Stroke Unit at the University Hospital in Münster, examines little Fehmke with a special ultrasound device. Also present: Liz Mohn and Frauke Ludowig (l.).

Evolution of Dance, with Alexander Leipold and Janina Becker.

The two pediatric stroke victims Janina (15 years, left) and Fehmke (6 years, center) with this year's Rosenball emcee Frauke Ludowig and Dr. Ronald Sträter at the University Hospital in Münster.

Pediatric stroke patients like Fehmke and Janina are to receive better treatment – that is what Liz Mohn is collecting donations for at the “Rosenball 2016.” Also pictured: Frauke Ludowig and senior physician Dr. Ronald Sträter from the UKM Münster.

15,000 roses adorn the ballroom of the "Rosenball 2016”

Liz Mohn raised funds for the establishment of a network of specialized stroke units modeled on the unit at the University Hospital of Münster. Dr. Ronald Sträter has already treated more than a thousand cases of pediatric stroke here.

Liz Mohn opens the Rosenball 2016

15,000 roses adorn the ballroom of the "Rosenball 2016”

Liz Mohn and Bertelsmann welcomed around 600 guests to the festive "Rosenball 2016" in Berlin

Pedometers for a good cause: every step danced increased the total donation.

The British hit band Simply Red led by frontman Mick Hucknall rock the Rosenball’s guests

The two pediatric stroke victims Janina (15 years, right) and Fehmke (6 years, center) with this year's Rosenball emcee Frauke Ludowig at the University Hospital in Münster.

The two pediatric stroke victims Janina (15 years, on right) and Fehmke (6 years, center) at the University Hospital in Münster.

Liz Mohn and Christoph Mohn dance the opening dance

Dr. Ronald Sträter, Head of the Pediatric Stroke Unit at the University Hospital in Münster. Other specialized units for affected children and their families are to be established modeled on his center.

Evolution of Dance, with Alexander Leipold and Janina Becker.

Liz Mohn, founder and president of the German Stroke Foundation, at the University Hospital in Münster.

In supply center for stroke affected children at the University Hospital UKM Münster: Liz Mohn, Frauke Ludowig and small Fehmke (6 years) who suffered a massive stroke a year ago.