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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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Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine 'Ulenspiegel', which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column 'Der freche Zeichenstift'. In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of 'preparing for high treason'. From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine 'Ulenspiegel' with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195 — BERLIN 12.04.1987 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 1950. From 1949 he created numerous stage designs, including for the Deutsches Theater, the Volksbuehne and the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm. From 1954 to 1957 Herbert Sandberg was editor-in-chief of the magazine Bildende Kunst. He then worked as a freelancer in Berlin. In 1972 he was appointed professor and taught as a guest lecturer at the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig. Herbert Sandberg was a member of the Academy of Arts of the GDR. // Grafiker, Maler und Künstler Professor Herbert Sandberg an der Platanenstraße im Ortsteil Pankow in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Herbert Sandberg (* 18. April 1908 in Posen; † 18. März 1991 im Ortsteil Pankow in Berlin) war ein Grafiker und Karikaturist. Er wurde vor allem durch Karikaturen in der von ihm geleiteten Zeitschrift "Ulenspiegel", seine Brecht-Skizzen und seine Kolumne "Der freche Zeichenstift" bekannt.Im Bild rechts seine Frau Lilo Grahn (Schauspielerin) in seinem Haus in der Platanenstraße in Berlin - Pankow. Nach einem Studium an der Kunstgewerbeschule Breslau 1925/26 und an der dortigen Staatliche Akademie für Kunst und Kunstgewerbe bei Otto Müller arbeitete Herbert Sandberg von 1928 bis 1933 für verschiedene Berliner Zeitungen (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob u.a.). 1929 trat er der Assoziation revolutionärer bildender Künstler (ARBKD) bei. Aufgrund seiner Mitgliedschaft in der KPD (seit 1931) und wegen aktiver Nazigegnerschaft wurde er 1934 mit dem Tatvorwurf "Vorbereitung zum Hochverrat" in das Zuchthaus Brandenburg inhaftiert, von 1938 bis Kriegsende war Sandberg als Jude und Kommunist im KZ Buchenwald eingekerkert. 1944 entstanden dort 18 Zeichnungen aus Ruß, die er später im Zyklus Eine Freundschaft veröffentlichte.Nach dem 2. Weltkrieg wurde Sandberg zusammen mit Günther Weisenborn von Dezember 1945 bis August 1950 Mitherausgeber der Satirezeitschrift "Ulenspiegel". Ab 1949 entstanden zahlreiche Bühnenbilder, so unter anderem für das Deutsche Theater, die Volksbühne und das Theater am Schiffbauerdamm. Von 1954 bis 1957 war Herbert Sandberg Chefredakteur der Zeitschrift Bildende Kunst. Danach arbeitete er freischaffend in Berlin. 1972 wurde er zum Professor ernannt und unterrichtete als Gastdozent an der Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig. Herbert Sandberg war Mitglied der Akademie der Künste der DDR. Photo: Prof. Herbert Sandberg Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=48476
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Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine 'Ulenspiegel', which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column 'Der freche Zeichenstift'. In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of 'preparing for high treason'. From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine 'Ulenspiegel' with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195 — BERLIN 12.04.1987 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 1950. From 1949 he created numerous stage designs, including for the Deutsches Theater, the Volksbuehne and the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm. From 1954 to 1957 Herbert Sandberg was editor-in-chief of the magazine Bildende Kunst. He then worked as a freelancer in Berlin. In 1972 he was appointed professor and taught as a guest lecturer at the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig. Herbert Sandberg was a member of the Academy of Arts of the GDR. // Grafiker, Maler und Künstler Professor Herbert Sandberg an der Platanenstraße im Ortsteil Pankow in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Herbert Sandberg (* 18. April 1908 in Posen; † 18. März 1991 im Ortsteil Pankow in Berlin) war ein Grafiker und Karikaturist. Er wurde vor allem durch Karikaturen in der von ihm geleiteten Zeitschrift "Ulenspiegel", seine Brecht-Skizzen und seine Kolumne "Der freche Zeichenstift" bekannt.Im Bild rechts seine Frau Lilo Grahn (Schauspielerin) in seinem Haus in der Platanenstraße in Berlin - Pankow. Nach einem Studium an der Kunstgewerbeschule Breslau 1925/26 und an der dortigen Staatliche Akademie für Kunst und Kunstgewerbe bei Otto Müller arbeitete Herbert Sandberg von 1928 bis 1933 für verschiedene Berliner Zeitungen (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob u.a.). 1929 trat er der Assoziation revolutionärer bildender Künstler (ARBKD) bei. Aufgrund seiner Mitgliedschaft in der KPD (seit 1931) und wegen aktiver Nazigegnerschaft wurde er 1934 mit dem Tatvorwurf "Vorbereitung zum Hochverrat" in das Zuchthaus Brandenburg inhaftiert, von 1938 bis Kriegsende war Sandberg als Jude und Kommunist im KZ Buchenwald eingekerkert. 1944 entstanden dort 18 Zeichnungen aus Ruß, die er später im Zyklus Eine Freundschaft veröffentlichte.Nach dem 2. Weltkrieg wurde Sandberg zusammen mit Günther Weisenborn von Dezember 1945 bis August 1950 Mitherausgeber der Satirezeitschrift "Ulenspiegel". Ab 1949 entstanden zahlreiche Bühnenbilder, so unter anderem für das Deutsche Theater, die Volksbühne und das Theater am Schiffbauerdamm. Von 1954 bis 1957 war Herbert Sandberg Chefredakteur der Zeitschrift Bildende Kunst. Danach arbeitete er freischaffend in Berlin. 1972 wurde er zum Professor ernannt und unterrichtete als Gastdozent an der Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig. Herbert Sandberg war Mitglied der Akademie der Künste der DDR. Photo: Prof. Herbert Sandberg Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=48477
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Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine 'Ulenspiegel', which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column 'Der freche Zeichenstift'. In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of 'preparing for high treason'. From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine 'Ulenspiegel' with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195 — BERLIN 12.04.1987 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 1950. From 1949 he created numerous stage designs, including for the Deutsches Theater, the Volksbuehne and the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm. From 1954 to 1957 Herbert Sandberg was editor-in-chief of the magazine Bildende Kunst. He then worked as a freelancer in Berlin. In 1972 he was appointed professor and taught as a guest lecturer at the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig. Herbert Sandberg was a member of the Academy of Arts of the GDR. // Grafiker, Maler und Künstler Professor Herbert Sandberg an der Platanenstraße im Ortsteil Pankow in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Herbert Sandberg (* 18. April 1908 in Posen; † 18. März 1991 im Ortsteil Pankow in Berlin) war ein Grafiker und Karikaturist. Er wurde vor allem durch Karikaturen in der von ihm geleiteten Zeitschrift "Ulenspiegel", seine Brecht-Skizzen und seine Kolumne "Der freche Zeichenstift" bekannt.Im Bild rechts seine Frau Lilo Grahn (Schauspielerin) in seinem Haus in der Platanenstraße in Berlin - Pankow. Nach einem Studium an der Kunstgewerbeschule Breslau 1925/26 und an der dortigen Staatliche Akademie für Kunst und Kunstgewerbe bei Otto Müller arbeitete Herbert Sandberg von 1928 bis 1933 für verschiedene Berliner Zeitungen (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob u.a.). 1929 trat er der Assoziation revolutionärer bildender Künstler (ARBKD) bei. Aufgrund seiner Mitgliedschaft in der KPD (seit 1931) und wegen aktiver Nazigegnerschaft wurde er 1934 mit dem Tatvorwurf "Vorbereitung zum Hochverrat" in das Zuchthaus Brandenburg inhaftiert, von 1938 bis Kriegsende war Sandberg als Jude und Kommunist im KZ Buchenwald eingekerkert. 1944 entstanden dort 18 Zeichnungen aus Ruß, die er später im Zyklus Eine Freundschaft veröffentlichte.Nach dem 2. Weltkrieg wurde Sandberg zusammen mit Günther Weisenborn von Dezember 1945 bis August 1950 Mitherausgeber der Satirezeitschrift "Ulenspiegel". Ab 1949 entstanden zahlreiche Bühnenbilder, so unter anderem für das Deutsche Theater, die Volksbühne und das Theater am Schiffbauerdamm. Von 1954 bis 1957 war Herbert Sandberg Chefredakteur der Zeitschrift Bildende Kunst. Danach arbeitete er freischaffend in Berlin. 1972 wurde er zum Professor ernannt und unterrichtete als Gastdozent an der Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig. Herbert Sandberg war Mitglied der Akademie der Künste der DDR. Photo: Prof. Herbert Sandberg Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=48479
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Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine 'Ulenspiegel', which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column 'Der freche Zeichenstift'. In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of 'preparing for high treason'. From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine 'Ulenspiegel' with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195 — BERLIN 12.04.1987 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 1950. From 1949 he created numerous stage designs, including for the Deutsches Theater, the Volksbuehne and the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm. From 1954 to 1957 Herbert Sandberg was editor-in-chief of the magazine Bildende Kunst. He then worked as a freelancer in Berlin. In 1972 he was appointed professor and taught as a guest lecturer at the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig. Herbert Sandberg was a member of the Academy of Arts of the GDR. // Grafiker, Maler und Künstler Professor Herbert Sandberg an der Platanenstraße im Ortsteil Pankow in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Herbert Sandberg (* 18. April 1908 in Posen; † 18. März 1991 im Ortsteil Pankow in Berlin) war ein Grafiker und Karikaturist. Er wurde vor allem durch Karikaturen in der von ihm geleiteten Zeitschrift "Ulenspiegel", seine Brecht-Skizzen und seine Kolumne "Der freche Zeichenstift" bekannt.Im Bild rechts seine Frau Lilo Grahn (Schauspielerin) in seinem Haus in der Platanenstraße in Berlin - Pankow. Nach einem Studium an der Kunstgewerbeschule Breslau 1925/26 und an der dortigen Staatliche Akademie für Kunst und Kunstgewerbe bei Otto Müller arbeitete Herbert Sandberg von 1928 bis 1933 für verschiedene Berliner Zeitungen (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob u.a.). 1929 trat er der Assoziation revolutionärer bildender Künstler (ARBKD) bei. Aufgrund seiner Mitgliedschaft in der KPD (seit 1931) und wegen aktiver Nazigegnerschaft wurde er 1934 mit dem Tatvorwurf "Vorbereitung zum Hochverrat" in das Zuchthaus Brandenburg inhaftiert, von 1938 bis Kriegsende war Sandberg als Jude und Kommunist im KZ Buchenwald eingekerkert. 1944 entstanden dort 18 Zeichnungen aus Ruß, die er später im Zyklus Eine Freundschaft veröffentlichte.Nach dem 2. Weltkrieg wurde Sandberg zusammen mit Günther Weisenborn von Dezember 1945 bis August 1950 Mitherausgeber der Satirezeitschrift "Ulenspiegel". Ab 1949 entstanden zahlreiche Bühnenbilder, so unter anderem für das Deutsche Theater, die Volksbühne und das Theater am Schiffbauerdamm. Von 1954 bis 1957 war Herbert Sandberg Chefredakteur der Zeitschrift Bildende Kunst. Danach arbeitete er freischaffend in Berlin. 1972 wurde er zum Professor ernannt und unterrichtete als Gastdozent an der Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig. Herbert Sandberg war Mitglied der Akademie der Künste der DDR. Photo: Prof. Herbert Sandberg Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=48480
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