Nachtrag zur S-Bahn
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Word Count
32,000 words, Guess
Page Count
128 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-103869301902
- ISBN-139783869301907
- Library of Congress Control Number2011447573
- OCLC Control Number696727573
- Open LibraryOL25360634M
Classifications
- LCCNA6315.G32 B46 2011
- LCCNA6315.G42 B476 2011
- LCCTF302.B46 B46 2011
Description
After World War II, the entire S-Bahn Berlin belonged to the East German Reichsbahn, and whoever entered its railroad stations in the western sectors of Berlin was confronted with the socialst reality of the other side. As the city settled into its Cold War division after the Wall was erected and West Berliners generally boycotted the system, buildings and tracks fell into decay and disrepair. Photographer Renate Mangoldt visited many S-Bahn stations in West Berlin in 1981, photographing them as a document of their condition, the times and atmosphere.
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