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Collapsed cinema building, film theater, the ARGUS-Lichtspiele in Strausberg, Brandenburg, the cinema on the market square existed from 1907 to 20 — STRAUSBERG 09.06.2016 Collapsed cinema building, film theater, the ARGUS-Lichtspiele in Strausberg, Brandenburg, the cinema on the market square existed from 1907 to 20 Collapsed cinema building, film theater, the ARGUS-Lichtspiele in Strausberg, Brandenburg, the cinema on the market square existed from 1907 to 2003. // Eingefallenes Kinogebäude, Filmtheater, der ARGUS-Lichtspiele in Strausberg, Brandenburg, das Kino am Marktplatz existierte von 1907 bis 2003. Photo: Gerd Markert Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76328
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Standstill, beginning of decay on a construction site affected by a construction stoppage for new constructionon a prefabricated apartment building on street Luisenstrasse in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 02.09.1991 Standstill, beginning of decay on a construction site affected by a construction stoppage for new constructionon a prefabricated apartment building on street Luisenstrasse in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Standstill, beginning of decay on a construction site affected by a construction stoppage for new constructionon a prefabricated apartment building on street Luisenstrasse in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Stillstand, beginnender Verfall auf einer von Baustopp betroffenen Baustelle zum Neubau an einem Plattenbau- Mehrfamilienhaus an der Luisenstraße in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Sebastian Langkorn Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=74627
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Decay of an empty housemit Muellbergen, Schuttberge und alten Baracken on street Guertelstrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 18.11.1990 Decay of an empty housemit Muellbergen, Schuttberge und alten Baracken on street Guertelstrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Decay of an empty housemit Muellbergen, Schuttberge und alten Baracken on street Guertelstrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Verfall eines leerstehenden Baracke mit Müllbergen, Schuttbergen an der Gürtelstraße im Ortsteil Friedrichshain in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Sebastian Langkorn Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=74622
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Free-standing gable wall of an old residential building facade in an old apartment building development on street Colbestrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 18.11.1990 Free-standing gable wall of an old residential building facade in an old apartment building development on street Colbestrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Free-standing gable wall of an old residential building facade in an old apartment building development on street Colbestrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Freistehende Giebelwand einer Altbau- Wohnhaus- Fassade in einer Altbau- Mehrfamilienhaussiedlung an der Colbestraße im Ortsteil Friedrichshain in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Sebastian Langkorn Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=74625
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Free-standing gable wall of an old residential building facade in an old apartment building development on street Colbestrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 18.11.1990 Free-standing gable wall of an old residential building facade in an old apartment building development on street Colbestrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Free-standing gable wall of an old residential building facade in an old apartment building development on street Colbestrasse in the district Friedrichshain in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Freistehende Giebelwand einer Altbau- Wohnhaus- Fassade in einer Altbau- Mehrfamilienhaussiedlung an der Colbestraße im Ortsteil Friedrichshain in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Sebastian Langkorn Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=74626
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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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 — Pressphoto only for logged-in media users visible!

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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
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Fragments of the decaying border fortifications and wall as well as security structures in the former border strip of the state border on street Schuetzenstrasse in the district Mitte in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 17.07.1990 Fragments of the decaying border fortifications and wall as well as security structures in the former border strip of the state border on street Schuetzenstrasse in the district Mitte in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Fragments of the decaying border fortifications and wall as well as security structures in the former border strip of the state border on street Schuetzenstrasse in the district Mitte in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Fragmente der verfallenden Grenzbefestigung und Mauer sowie Sicherungsbauwerke im ehemaligen Sperrstreifen der Staatsgrenze an der Schützenstraße im Ortsteil Mitte in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=70235
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Fragments of the decaying border fortifications and wall as well as security structures in the former border strip of the state border on street Schuetzenstrasse in the district Mitte in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 17.07.1990 Fragments of the decaying border fortifications and wall as well as security structures in the former border strip of the state border on street Schuetzenstrasse in the district Mitte in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Fragments of the decaying border fortifications and wall as well as security structures in the former border strip of the state border on street Schuetzenstrasse in the district Mitte in Berlin Eastberlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Fragmente der verfallenden Grenzbefestigung und Mauer sowie Sicherungsbauwerke im ehemaligen Sperrstreifen der Staatsgrenze an der Schützenstraße im Ortsteil Mitte in Berlin Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=70236
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At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin — BERLIN 17.07.1990 At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin. // Am ehemaligen Mauerstreifen Charlottenstraße Ecke Zimmerstraße in Berlin. Trabant / Trabbi auf der Straße. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72561
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At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin — BERLIN 17.07.1990 At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin. // Am ehemaligen Mauerstreifen Charlottenstraße Ecke Zimmerstraße in Berlin. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72562
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At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin — BERLIN 17.07.1990 At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin. // Am ehemaligen Mauerstreifen Charlottenstraße Ecke Zimmerstraße in Berlin. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72563
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At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin — BERLIN 17.07.1990 At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin At the former Berlin Wall strip at Charlottenstrasse corner Zimmerstrasse in Berlin. // Am ehemaligen Mauerstreifen Charlottenstraße Ecke Zimmerstraße in Berlin. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72564
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The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries — BERLIN 17.07.1990 The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries. // Der bekannteste Berliner Grenzübergang Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. Er verband den sowjetischen mit dem US-amerikanischen Sektor. Der Kontrollpunkt durfte nur von alliierten Militär- und Botschaftsangehörigen, Ausländern und Mitarbeitern der Ständigen Vertretung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland bei der DDR sowie von DDR-Funktionären benutzt werden. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72565
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The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries — BERLIN 17.07.1990 The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries. // Der bekannteste Berliner Grenzübergang Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. Er verband den sowjetischen mit dem US-amerikanischen Sektor. Der Kontrollpunkt durfte nur von alliierten Militär- und Botschaftsangehörigen, Ausländern und Mitarbeitern der Ständigen Vertretung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland bei der DDR sowie von DDR-Funktionären benutzt werden. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72566
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The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries — BERLIN 17.07.1990 The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries. // Der bekannteste Berliner Grenzübergang Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. Er verband den sowjetischen mit dem US-amerikanischen Sektor. Der Kontrollpunkt durfte nur von alliierten Militär- und Botschaftsangehörigen, Ausländern und Mitarbeitern der Ständigen Vertretung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland bei der DDR sowie von DDR-Funktionären benutzt werden. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72567
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Berlin border crossing Friedrichstrasse in Berlin — BERLIN 17.07.1990 Berlin border crossing Friedrichstrasse in Berlin Berlin border crossing Friedrichstrasse in Berlin. // Berliner Grenzübergang Friedrichstraße in Berlin. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72568
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BERLIN 17.07.1990 Fragments of the decaying border fortification and wall / security structure of the L-profile concrete wall in the former barrier strip of the state border in Berlin

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BERLIN 17.07.1990 Fragments of the decaying border fortification and wall / security structure of the L-profile concrete wall in the former barrier strip of the state border in Berlin

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BERLIN 17.07.1990 Fragments of the decaying border fortification and wall / security structure of the L-profile concrete wall in the former barrier strip of the state border in Berlin

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Souvenir sales at the former Berlin Wall in Berlin-Mitte — BERLIN 17.07.1990 Souvenir sales at the former Berlin Wall in Berlin-Mitte Souvenir sales at the former Berlin Wall in Berlin-Mitte. // Souvenirverkauf am ehemaligen Mauerstreifen in Berlin-Mitte. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72572
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Anti-fascist demonstration in Lichtenberg East Berlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 23.06.1990 Anti-fascist demonstration in Lichtenberg East Berlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Anti-fascist demonstration in Lichtenberg East Berlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Antifaschistische Demonstration in Lichtenberg Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Burkhard Lange Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=27669
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Anti-fascist demonstration in Lichtenberg East Berlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 23.06.1990 Anti-fascist demonstration in Lichtenberg East Berlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Anti-fascist demonstration in Lichtenberg East Berlin on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Antifaschistische Demonstration in Lichtenberg Ostberlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Burkhard Lange Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=27670
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Children climbing through the remains of the Wall in Bernauer Strasse, in Berlin in the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic — BERLIN 26.03.1990 Children climbing through the remains of the Wall in Bernauer Strasse, in Berlin in the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic Children climbing through the remains of the Wall in Bernauer Strasse, in Berlin in the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. // Kinder klettern durch die Reste der Mauer in der Bernauer Straße, in Berlin auf dem Gebiet der ehemaligen DDR, Deutsche Demokratische Republik. Photo: Thomas Uhlemann Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=68573
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Despite the inclement weather, crowds like those seen here on the west side are thronging both sides of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Twenty-eight years after the construction of the Wall, the Berlin landmark is reopened to the cheers of more than 100,00 — BERLIN 22.12.1989 Despite the inclement weather, crowds like those seen here on the west side are thronging both sides of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Twenty-eight years after the construction of the Wall, the Berlin landmark is reopened to the cheers of more than 100,00 Despite the inclement weather, crowds like those seen here on the west side are thronging both sides of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Twenty-eight years after the construction of the Wall, the Berlin landmark is reopened to the cheers of more than 100,000 people, and crossings are being established. The barriers are subsequently completely removed. // Menschenmassen wie hier auf der Westseite drängen sich trotz schlechtem Wetter auf beiden Seiten des Brandenburger Tores in Berlin. 28 Jahre nach dem Bau der Mauer wird das Berliner Wahrzeichen unter dem Jubel von mehr als 100.000 Menschen wieder geöffnet, Übergänge werden eingerichtet. Die Sperranlagen werden in der Folgezeit vollständig beseitigt. Photo: Burkhard Lange Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=51263
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76887
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76888
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76889
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76890
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76891
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76892
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76893
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76894
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Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians — BERLIN 13.11.1989 Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians Processing at the new border crossing to West Berlin on Wollankstrasse in Pankow, East Berlin. After the surprise opening of the Wall on November 9, the border continued to be guarded and controlled on the GDR side. But just a few days later, the GDR leadership opened ten new crossings, primarily for pedestrians. // Abfertigung am neuen Grenzübergang zu Westberlin in der Wollankstraße in Pankow in Ostberlin. Nach der überraschenden Maueröffnung vom 09. November wurde die Grenze auf DDR-Seite weiter bewacht und kontrolliert. Aber bereits wenige Tage später wurden von der DDR-Führung zehn neue Übergänge, vor allem für Fußgänger, eröffnet. Photo: Siegfried Bonitz Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=76895
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A look into the shop window at camera technology in Berlin — BERLIN 12.11.1989 A look into the shop window at camera technology in Berlin A look into the shop window at camera technology in Berlin. // Blick ins Schaufenster auf Kameratechnik in Berlin. Photo: Klaus Morgenstern Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72443
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A look into the shop window at camera technology in Berlin — BERLIN 12.11.1989 A look into the shop window at camera technology in Berlin A look into the shop window at camera technology in Berlin. // Blick ins Schaufenster auf Kameratechnik in Berlin. Photo: Klaus Morgenstern Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72444
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People from the Westside and Eastside are travelling through West Berlin shortly after the fall of the Wall — BERLIN 12.11.1989 People from the Westside and Eastside are travelling through West Berlin shortly after the fall of the Wall People from the Westside and Eastside are travelling through West Berlin shortly after the fall of the Wall. // Menschen aus West und Ost sind kurz nach der Wende in Westberlin unterwegs. Photo: Klaus Morgenstern Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72445
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People from the Westside and Eastside are travelling through West Berlin shortly after the fall of the Wall — BERLIN 12.11.1989 People from the Westside and Eastside are travelling through West Berlin shortly after the fall of the Wall People from the Westside and Eastside are travelling through West Berlin shortly after the fall of the Wall. // Menschen aus West und Ost sind kurz nach der Wende in Westberlin unterwegs. Photo: Klaus Morgenstern Licensed at: https://www.eastgermanyimages.com/lookup.php?text=72446
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