Rotes Rathaus
The city hall of Berlijn (the 'Rotes Rathaus') was destroyed during the Second World War by Allied bombings on Berlijn. It was rebuilt after the war. Since 1991 the building is again being used by the Berlin mayor.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Anne Bolijn
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Fortification
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