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Die Berliner Mauer aus DDR-Sicht. B.Z.-Reporter Tomas Kittan entdeckte bisher unbekannte Mauer-Aufnahmen.
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This remote location was a holiday resort for the sport organization of the security agencies of former GDR, SV Dynamo. Less know to the public were the fact that the district Ministry for State Security (MfS), better known as the ‘Stasi’, had a 1000 m2 bunker build below ground. The purpose of this bunker was as an alternative to their command centre for administration in the district of Berlin if anything should happen to the official one. Above ground, the entrances to the bunker were once disguised as barracks, connected by a 100-meter-long underground tunnel. A third more secret entrance were in a nearby bungalow.
Маназ - мужчина ( тут можно вложить те качества и ту внешность, которая вам необходима) Райдо - та самая встреча с этим мужчиной Гебо - начало отношений, ну что б не прошел он мимо) Ингуз - свадьба, создание семьи Вуньо - счастливые отношения в семье Феху - дом-полная чаша Второстепенные руны: Альгиз+Тейваз - защита ВС
As we creep up on the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall (November 9, 1989), some of the remains of the oppressive Ministry for State Security, aka the Stasi, remain as if in their own time capsule.
20 years after the fall of the Eastern Bloc, German photographer Philipp Lohöfener took pictures of Berlin’s abandoned Stasi Prison Hohenschönhausen. From 1951 until 1989,...
During the Cold War, escape attempts from East Germany were thoroughly reenacted and photographed by the Ministry for State Security
Germans despised the Communists' secret police, yet a battle rages to preserve a museum in their memory
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Feared for the physical and psychological torture within, Hohenschönhausen was the operational hub for the Ministry State Security in communist East Germany. German photographer Phillip Lohoefener, documents its beige patterned walls, wood-paneled interrogation rooms and antiquated medical apparatuses.
