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Ruins of the Hotel Kaiserhof (1945)
A little boy plays in a pile of rubble in front of the Hotel Kaiserhof at Wilhelmplatz 3-5. Built between 1873 and 1875, the Kaiserhof was Berlin’s first luxury hotel and boasted 300 beds. During....
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A Boy on his "Slide" (1947)
A little boy plays on his “slide”: two iron girders propped up by a pile of rubble.
Berlin, 1947.
Print from original negative.
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Painter at the Landwehr Canal, Tiergarten (1947)
A painter at work along the Landwehr Canal takes the destroyed Tiergarten as his motif. The Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church can be seen in the background left.
Berlin, 1947.
From vintage....
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Message from the Ruins (1947)
A person in a wheelchair (or on a three-wheeled bicycle?) passes by a banner attached to the destroyed City Palace. Its message: “Remove the war criminals from all positions!!!” The palace is reflected....
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Girls Playing with Rubble (1946)
Berlin, 1946. Print from original negative.
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Tank as Toy (1946)
Two small boys play with a tank tread in Berlin’s Wilmersdorf neighborhood.
Berlin, 1946.
Print from original negative.
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Disabled Veteran as Street Musician (1945)
Entitled “Musical Eccentric,” this photograph shows a disabled veteran who attempts to earn money by playing music on a Berlin street corner.
Berlin, 1945.
Print from original negative.
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Homeless Man on a Stone Bench (1946)
Homelessness was an everyday phenomenon in postwar Berlin. Here, Seidenstücker's lens captures a homeless man sleeping on a bench.
Berlin, 1946. Print from original negative.
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Streetcar Stop (1946)
People waiting at a streetcar stop in Berlin.
Berlin, 1946.
Print from original negative.
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Policemen in the Tiergarten (1946)
Two policemen before the backdrop of the destroyed Tiergarten. The sculptures Bison (1902) and Lying Bison (1902) by Rudolf Siemering (1835-1905) appear on the left and right. Amazon....
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