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BERLIN RAIN

Haus Vaterland at the old Potsdamer Platz, looking towards today´s Stresemannstrasse, painted by Lesser Ury in the 1920s. A beautiful, rainy, old Kreuzberg picture for a beautiful rainy Kreuzberg day.

"Potsdamer Platz" by Lessing Ury

“Potsdamer Platz” by Lessing Ury

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This entry was posted on July 8, 2014 by in ART, Berlin, Berlin-Kreuzberg, history, history of Berlin, history of Kreuzberg, Kreuzberg 61, SW 61 and tagged , , , , , , , , , .

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