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wurde abgerissen - Kaufhaus , Kühlschränke und Waschmaschinen mussten bestellt werden mit Anmeldung , wie bei unseren Autos , Moped's und Motorrädern MZ
Das Ring-Café wurde am 13. Januar 1956 eröffnet. Es war mit 800 Plätzen damals das größte Café der DDR. Mich fasziniert vor allem diese wunderschön geschwungene Treppenkonstruktion.
Winner: Beautiful Capture of Week-17 Contest of the Beautiful Capture Group
De grote steden in de vroegere DDR waren door middel van een 'Städte-express' verbonden met Berlijn, zoals deze naar Dresden met de 250 150 bij Berlin Wuhlheide op 7 juli 1987.
Ist das ein DDR-Modell? Weiß jemand, wo und wann der Wohnanhänger gebaut wurde?
Danke an derbaum: Es ist ein Quek-Junior.
To enjoy in XXL LARGE (What I recommend) - H E R E
Standing in the centre of the DDR system was the omnipresent and omniscient party. Although there were a number of political parties in the DDR, it is clear that the Party can only mean the Socialist Unity Party. The locus of all power, it always implemented its will.
At last we can present Hauptmann Gruber, who left the DDR in his Sachsenring station wagon and settled down in our town.
Interflug
Tupolev Tu-134AK, c/n 63998
Later CCCP-65565, EW-65565, RA-65565. WFU at Ufa 2016
Helsinki/Vantaa (HEL/EFHK) 10.9.1988
Over the next two days, I'll be sharing images from our visit to The Hohenschönhausen Memorial in eastern Berlin. This lesser-known spot doesn't attract many tourists due to its distance from the city's main attractions. Typically, visitors here are school groups, possibly as part of the high school German curriculum, or individuals with a keen interest in recent German history. Our interest in this place was sparked by "Grand Tour Europe," a book we read by the French writer Olivier Guez, who collected stories about Europe written by different authors with the aim of educating Europeans about their continent. Among these tales is one by Daniel Kehlmann, discussing The Hohenschönhausen Memorial, the former Stasi prison of the German Democratic Republic (GDR). Serving as a detention center for political prisoners, it was a site of psychological and physical torture. Our guided tour left us deeply shocked by the atrocities that occurred here, the sinister interrogation techniques employed, and the pervasive surveillance culture of the DDR. It felt like something out of George Orwell's 1984, but far more chilling – Berlin, Germany.