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Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 — BERLIN 21.07.1995 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 900 male prisoners. // Blick auf das ehemalige Gelände vom Gefängnis Rummelsburg in Berlin, der ehemaligen Hauptstadt der DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Die Einrichtung wurde als Haftanstalt der Volkspolizei genutzt. Sie bot Platz für bis zu 900 männliche Gefangene. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62275
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Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 — BERLIN 21.07.1995 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 900 male prisoners. // Blick auf das ehemalige Gelände vom Gefängnis Rummelsburg in Berlin, der ehemaligen Hauptstadt der DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Die Einrichtung wurde als Haftanstalt der Volkspolizei genutzt. Sie bot Platz für bis zu 900 männliche Gefangene. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62276
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Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 — BERLIN 21.07.1995 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 900 male prisoners. // Blick auf das ehemalige Gelände vom Gefängnis Rummelsburg in Berlin, der ehemaligen Hauptstadt der DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Die Einrichtung wurde als Haftanstalt der Volkspolizei genutzt. Sie bot Platz für bis zu 900 männliche Gefangene. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62277
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Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 — BERLIN 21.07.1995 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 900 male prisoners. // Blick auf das ehemalige Gelände vom Gefängnis Rummelsburg in Berlin, der ehemaligen Hauptstadt der DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Die Einrichtung wurde als Haftanstalt der Volkspolizei genutzt. Sie bot Platz für bis zu 900 männliche Gefangene. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62278
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Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 — BERLIN 21.07.1995 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 Overlooking the former site of the prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 900 male prisoners. // Blick auf das ehemalige Gelände vom Gefängnis Rummelsburg in Berlin, der ehemaligen Hauptstadt der DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Die Einrichtung wurde als Haftanstalt der Volkspolizei genutzt. Sie bot Platz für bis zu 900 männliche Gefangene. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62280
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Watchtower with barbed wire at the site of the former prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 — BERLIN 21.07.1995 Watchtower with barbed wire at the site of the former prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 Watchtower with barbed wire at the site of the former prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 900 male prisoners. // Wachturm mit Stacheldraht auf dem Gelände vom ehemaligen Gefängnis Rummelsburg in Berlin, der ehemaligen Hauptstadt der DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Die Einrichtung wurde als Haftanstalt der Volkspolizei genutzt. Sie bot Platz für bis zu 900 männliche Gefangene. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62279
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Watchtower with barbed wire at the site of the former prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 — BERLIN 21.07.1995 Watchtower with barbed wire at the site of the former prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 90 Watchtower with barbed wire at the site of the former prison Rummelsburg in Berlin, the former capital of the GDR, German Democratic Republic. The facility was used as a detention facility in the police. It offered space for up to 900 male prisoners. // Wachturm mit Stacheldraht auf dem Gelände vom ehemaligen Gefängnis Rummelsburg in Berlin, der ehemaligen Hauptstadt der DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Die Einrichtung wurde als Haftanstalt der Volkspolizei genutzt. Sie bot Platz für bis zu 900 männliche Gefangene. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62281
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62573
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62574
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62575
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62576
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62577
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62578
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62579
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62580
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62581
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62582
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62583
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62584
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62585
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag — WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag. // Diese frühzeitige Ausgabe von Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf gehörte einst dem Kommunisten und Juden Herbert Sandberg. Der bekannte DDR- Grafiker und Künstler war während der nationalsozialistischen Diktatur im damaligen KL Konzentrationslager Buchenwald inhaftiert. Beim Heranrücken der Alliierten auf den Ettersberg plünderten die Häftlinge Bekleidungs- Kammern und Lebensmittel, Sandberg die Häftlingsbücherei. Ich wollte wissen, wie so etwas passieren konnte - sagte Sandberg nach dem Zusammenbruch der DDR, wo er das Buch zuletzt auf dem Dachboden seines Hauses verwahrt hatte. Eine durch den Autor Christian Zentner kommentierte Taschenbuch- Neuausgabe erschien kürzlich im List- Verlag. Mehr als zwölf Millionen Mal wurde die Propagandaschrift „Mein Kampf“ bis 1945 gedruckt. Erstmals seit 70 Jahren veröffentlicht das Institut für Zeitgeschichte eine wissenschaftlich kommentierte Gesamtausgabe dieses berüchtigten Werkes. Photo: Siegfried Gebser Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=62586
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Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as 'refugees.' Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as 'spies of the peace' celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house — HOHEN NEUENDORF 09.07.1987 Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house. // Christel Guillaume war eine Agentin des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR. 1951 heiratete sie Günter Guillaume, der ebenfalls Stasiagent war.1956 siedelten die Eheleute im Auftrag der Stasi in die BRD um, wo sie sich als „Flüchtlinge“ ausgaben. Günter und Christel Guillaume ließen sich in Frankfurt am Main nieder und Christel wurde Sekretärin im Parteibüro der SPD Hessen-Süd. 1974 wurden sie und ihr Mann enttarnt und am 24. April verhaftet. Sie wurde wegen Landesverrats und Spionage zu acht Jahren Freiheitsstrafe verurteilt. 1981 kehrte das Ehepaar Guillaume im Rahmen eines Agentenaustauschs zurück in die DDR, wo es offiziell als „Kundschafter des Friedens“ gefeiert wurde. Seitdem lebte sie zurückgezogen in Hohen Neuendorf bei Berlin in einem extra für sie erbauten und gesicherten Haus. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=59093
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Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as 'refugees.' Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as 'spies of the peace' celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house — HOHEN NEUENDORF 09.07.1987 Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house. // Christel Guillaume war eine Agentin des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR. 1951 heiratete sie Günter Guillaume, der ebenfalls Stasiagent war.1956 siedelten die Eheleute im Auftrag der Stasi in die BRD um, wo sie sich als „Flüchtlinge“ ausgaben. Günter und Christel Guillaume ließen sich in Frankfurt am Main nieder und Christel wurde Sekretärin im Parteibüro der SPD Hessen-Süd. 1974 wurden sie und ihr Mann enttarnt und am 24. April verhaftet. Sie wurde wegen Landesverrats und Spionage zu acht Jahren Freiheitsstrafe verurteilt. 1981 kehrte das Ehepaar Guillaume im Rahmen eines Agentenaustauschs zurück in die DDR, wo es offiziell als „Kundschafter des Friedens“ gefeiert wurde. Seitdem lebte sie zurückgezogen in Hohen Neuendorf bei Berlin in einem extra für sie erbauten und gesicherten Haus. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=59094
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Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as 'refugees.' Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as 'spies of the peace' celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house — HOHEN NEUENDORF 09.07.1987 Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house. // Christel Guillaume war eine Agentin des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR. 1951 heiratete sie Günter Guillaume, der ebenfalls Stasiagent war.1956 siedelten die Eheleute im Auftrag der Stasi in die BRD um, wo sie sich als „Flüchtlinge“ ausgaben. Günter und Christel Guillaume ließen sich in Frankfurt am Main nieder und Christel wurde Sekretärin im Parteibüro der SPD Hessen-Süd. 1974 wurden sie und ihr Mann enttarnt und am 24. April verhaftet. Sie wurde wegen Landesverrats und Spionage zu acht Jahren Freiheitsstrafe verurteilt. 1981 kehrte das Ehepaar Guillaume im Rahmen eines Agentenaustauschs zurück in die DDR, wo es offiziell als „Kundschafter des Friedens“ gefeiert wurde. Seitdem lebte sie zurückgezogen in Hohen Neuendorf bei Berlin in einem extra für sie erbauten und gesicherten Haus. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=59096
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Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as 'refugees.' Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as 'spies of the peace' celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house — HOHEN NEUENDORF 09.07.1987 Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house. // Christel Guillaume war eine Agentin des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR. 1951 heiratete sie Günter Guillaume, der ebenfalls Stasiagent war.1956 siedelten die Eheleute im Auftrag der Stasi in die BRD um, wo sie sich als „Flüchtlinge“ ausgaben. Günter und Christel Guillaume ließen sich in Frankfurt am Main nieder und Christel wurde Sekretärin im Parteibüro der SPD Hessen-Süd. 1974 wurden sie und ihr Mann enttarnt und am 24. April verhaftet. Sie wurde wegen Landesverrats und Spionage zu acht Jahren Freiheitsstrafe verurteilt. 1981 kehrte das Ehepaar Guillaume im Rahmen eines Agentenaustauschs zurück in die DDR, wo es offiziell als „Kundschafter des Friedens“ gefeiert wurde. Seitdem lebte sie zurückgezogen in Hohen Neuendorf bei Berlin in einem extra für sie erbauten und gesicherten Haus. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=59098
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Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as 'refugees.' Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as 'spies of the peace' celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house — HOHEN NEUENDORF 09.07.1987 Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house. // Christel Guillaume war eine Agentin des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR. 1951 heiratete sie Günter Guillaume, der ebenfalls Stasiagent war.1956 siedelten die Eheleute im Auftrag der Stasi in die BRD um, wo sie sich als „Flüchtlinge“ ausgaben. Günter und Christel Guillaume ließen sich in Frankfurt am Main nieder und Christel wurde Sekretärin im Parteibüro der SPD Hessen-Süd. 1974 wurden sie und ihr Mann enttarnt und am 24. April verhaftet. Sie wurde wegen Landesverrats und Spionage zu acht Jahren Freiheitsstrafe verurteilt. 1981 kehrte das Ehepaar Guillaume im Rahmen eines Agentenaustauschs zurück in die DDR, wo es offiziell als „Kundschafter des Friedens“ gefeiert wurde. Seitdem lebte sie zurückgezogen in Hohen Neuendorf bei Berlin in einem extra für sie erbauten und gesicherten Haus. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=59099
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Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as 'refugees.' Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as 'spies of the peace' celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house — HOHEN NEUENDORF 09.07.1987 Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house. // Christel Guillaume war eine Agentin des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR. 1951 heiratete sie Günter Guillaume, der ebenfalls Stasiagent war.1956 siedelten die Eheleute im Auftrag der Stasi in die BRD um, wo sie sich als „Flüchtlinge“ ausgaben. Günter und Christel Guillaume ließen sich in Frankfurt am Main nieder und Christel wurde Sekretärin im Parteibüro der SPD Hessen-Süd. 1974 wurden sie und ihr Mann enttarnt und am 24. April verhaftet. Sie wurde wegen Landesverrats und Spionage zu acht Jahren Freiheitsstrafe verurteilt. 1981 kehrte das Ehepaar Guillaume im Rahmen eines Agentenaustauschs zurück in die DDR, wo es offiziell als „Kundschafter des Friedens“ gefeiert wurde. Seitdem lebte sie zurückgezogen in Hohen Neuendorf bei Berlin in einem extra für sie erbauten und gesicherten Haus. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=59101
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Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as 'refugees.' Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as 'spies of the peace' celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house — HOHEN NEUENDORF 09.07.1987 Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house Christel Guillaume was an agent of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR. In 1951, she married Günter Guillaume, who also Stasi agent war.1956 settled the couple on behalf of the Stasi in the FRG to where they masqueraded as "refugees." Günter Guillaume Christel and settled in Frankfurt am Main and Christel was a secretary at the office party the SPD Hessen-Süd. In 1974 she and her husband discovered and arrested on April 24. She was sentenced to eight years in prison for treason and espionage. In 1981 the couple Guillaume in the context of an agent exchanges back to East Germany, where it was officially known as "spies of the peace" celebrated. Since then she has lived in retirement in Hohen Neuendorf near Berlin in a house built and secured just for her house. // Christel Guillaume war eine Agentin des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit der DDR. 1951 heiratete sie Günter Guillaume, der ebenfalls Stasiagent war.1956 siedelten die Eheleute im Auftrag der Stasi in die BRD um, wo sie sich als „Flüchtlinge“ ausgaben. Günter und Christel Guillaume ließen sich in Frankfurt am Main nieder und Christel wurde Sekretärin im Parteibüro der SPD Hessen-Süd. 1974 wurden sie und ihr Mann enttarnt und am 24. April verhaftet. Sie wurde wegen Landesverrats und Spionage zu acht Jahren Freiheitsstrafe verurteilt. 1981 kehrte das Ehepaar Guillaume im Rahmen eines Agentenaustauschs zurück in die DDR, wo es offiziell als „Kundschafter des Friedens“ gefeiert wurde. Seitdem lebte sie zurückgezogen in Hohen Neuendorf bei Berlin in einem extra für sie erbauten und gesicherten Haus. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=59103
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The Fangelturm with Wieckhaus in the city wall of Neubrandenburg in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. The tower was a watchtower, which was also used as a prison — NEUBRANDENBURG 25.04.1978 The Fangelturm with Wieckhaus in the city wall of Neubrandenburg in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. The tower was a watchtower, which was also used as a prison The Fangelturm with Wieckhaus in the city wall of Neubrandenburg in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. The tower was a watchtower, which was also used as a prison. // Der Fangelturm mit Wieckhaus in der Stadtmauer von Neubrandenburg in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Der Turm war ein Wachturm, der auch als Gefängnis genutzt wurde. Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=64989
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