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Hans W. Mende - Grenzarchiv West-Berlin 1978/1979 (signed)Peperoni Books 2010 In 1978 the Wall was not an excitement for most of the people from West Berlin. The reality of this intra urban border, which is incomprehensible to this day, had become part of the living environment and was as natural as the Kurfrstendamm or the philharmonic orchestra. During his more than 160 km long border survey Hans W. Mende has captured the Wall and border facilities, but primarily the development of the urban space close to
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