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East Germany Arts Part II

East Germany Arts 2

However, the openings of cultural policy are accompanied by new limitations and restrictions. In 1976 the dissident singer and poet W. Biermann was deprived of citizenship. The alternative artistic environment, under Penck’s leadership, solidarizes. It is the sign of a…
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Berlin, Germany

Berlin, Germany

According to abbreviationfinder, Berlin is the capital and at the same time one of the 16 federal states of the Federal Republic of Germany with an area of ​​892 km 2 and 3.7 million people. As a city-state, Berlin is located in…
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Hamburg, Germany

Hamburg, Germany

According to abbreviationfinder, Hamburg is the second largest German city and world port on the lower Elbe with an area of ​​755 km 2 and (2019) 1.8 million residents. In addition to the university, the Technical University and the new HafenCity University,…
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Munich, Germany

Munich, Germany

According to abbreviationfinder, Munich is the capital of Bavaria, on the Isar, with (2019) 1.5 million residents, the third largest city in Germany. Independent city and administrative seat of the district of Munich and the administrative district of Upper Bavaria….
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Cologne, Germany

Cologne, Germany

According to abbreviationfinder, Cologne is a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, with (2019) 1.1 million residents, is the fourth largest city in Germany, in the fertile Cologne basin on both sides of the Rhine area. Cologne has a university (founded in…
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Frankfurt, Germany

Frankfurt, Germany

According to abbreviationfinder, Frankfurt is a city ​​in Hesse, in the sub-Main level, with (2019) 763 400 residents, the largest city in Hesse. Educational institutions include the university and the Senckenberg research institute (the largest German research museum), libraries (including…
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Dusseldorf, Germany

Dusseldorf, Germany

According to abbreviationfinder, Düsseldorf is the capital of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the administrative district of Düsseldorf, independent city, lies on both sides of the Rhine, 36 m above sea level, on the terraces of the Lower Rhine,…
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