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Franziskaner-Klosterkirche: A Visit to the Ruined Church next to Alexanderplatz
If you ever walked around Alexanderplatz, Altes Stadthaus, and the Alexa shopping mall, you have seen the ruins of a church. That is the Franziskaner-Klosterkir…
Uncovering History: A Journey Through the Most Fascinating Jewish Cemeteries in Europe
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Unmasking the Past: A Chilling Visit to the Stasi Museum Berlin
A visit to the Stasi Museum Berlin is a sobering experience. The museum reminds us of the power of a totalitarian state and the importance of protecting individ…
East German Watchtower on Potsdamer Platz
I accidentally stumbled upon the East German watchtower on Potsdamer Platz during that weekend when I followed the Lichtgrenze through Berlin. And this was one …
The July 20th Plot: A Conservative Conspiracy Against Hitler’s Germany
On July 20th, 1944, a group of conspirators attempted to kill Adolf Hitler inside the Wolf's Lair military base in East Prussia. That was the day that Claus von…
Europa Center: A postcard from the 60s
Europa Center is a shopping mall built in Berlin in 1965. Located next to Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, this building would become a symbol of West Berlin and…
Finding JR in the streets of Berlin
Just before the end of the year, I was leaving work and walking toward Alexanderplatz when I saw a significant face on the wall of a building in ruins. When I r…
Beyond the Tracks: Exploring the Nordbahnhof Park in Winter and its Surroundings
A friend of us from New York came to Berlin a few weeks ago and we wanted to show him something that most people don't visit here in Berlin. This is why we brou…
![Back in the summer, a couple of friends and I went north of Berlin to visit an architecture gem hidden in a forest. This is where we can find the Bundesschule des Allgemeinen Deutschen Gewerkschaftsbundes in German.
The Trade Union School of the General Confederation of German Trade Unions, in English, was built to give its members a modern way of life, education, and fun away from the noise and chaos of the city. Hannes Meyer and Hans Wittwer, two Bauhaus architects, integrated their ideal teaching and practice concepts in the construction of the school, built between 1928 and 1930, involving all Bauhaus workshops in the planning and execution process.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site “The Bauhaus and its Sites in Weimar, Dessau, and Bernau” has included the Trade Union School since 2017. I only learned about this entire place this year, and I was so happy to be there. Now I need to visit Weimar.
Thanks to @v.kvnv for the entire thing. =]
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