This smaller wall was likely a pantry or something when the property was built in the 50s.
Now it needs to be removed to make room for a new kitchen.

The wall is made of the stone/gravel material that interior walls were built with before, is it called lightweight concrete? Feels mostly like gravel...

How do I dismantle it in the easiest way not to damage the "real" wall behind?
I want a clean cut. A sledgehammer might take parts of the big wall with it, so I’d prefer to cut it somehow.

Angle grinder with a diamond blade?


Other ideas?

Diagram of wall removal plan, view from above, indicating section of the smaller wall to be cut near a larger wall, marked with red X and arrow. Wall in kitchen marked for removal with red lines; adjacent to wood cabinet and white fridge.
 
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