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ORANIENBURG 18.09.1992 Arson attack on Jewish barracks in Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg
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Arson attack on Jewish barracks in Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg
ORANIENBURG 18.09.1992 Arson attack on Jewish barracks in Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg
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Arson attack on Jewish barracks in Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg
ORANIENBURG 18.09.1992 Arson attack on Jewish barracks in Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg
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Arson attack on Jewish barracks in Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
WEIMAR 12.09.1990 This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
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This early edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf once belonged to the Communists and Jews Herbert Sandberg. The famous East German graphic designer and artist was imprisoned during the Nazi dictatorship in the former KL Buchenwald concentration camp. During approach of the allied forces on the Ettersberg prisoners clothing chambers and foods Sandberg plundered the inmate library. I wanted to know how such a thing could happen - said Sandberg after the collapse of the GDR, where he last held the book in the attic of his house. A by the author Christian Zentner commented paperback edition was published recently in the List-Verlag
FRANKFURT (ODER) 09.10.1989 Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
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Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
FRANKFURT (ODER) 09.10.1989 Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
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Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
FRANKFURT (ODER) 09.10.1989 Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
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Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
FRANKFURT (ODER) 09.10.1989 Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
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Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
BERLIN 01.10.1988 Woodcut " Die Zukunft " by Herbert Sandberg. Two men walk in the moonlight together towards the gate to the Buchenwald Concentration Camp. One puts his left arm around the other and waving his right arm towards the gate. Next to them is a soil sieve
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Woodcut ' Die Zukunft ' by Herbert Sandberg. Two men walk in the moonlight together towards the gate to the Buchenwald Concentration Camp. One puts his left arm around the other and waving his right arm towards the gate. Next to them is a soil sieve
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Delegation participants of the event VII. Festival of Friendship of the FDJ at the national memorial site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in the state of Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Remains of stairs on the gravel area of a former camp barracks at the National Memorial and Site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Remains of stairs on the gravel area of a former camp barracks at the National Memorial and Site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BUCHENWALD 06.06.1987 Remains of stairs on the gravel area of a former camp barracks at the National Memorial and Site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Remains of stairs on the gravel area of a former camp barracks at the National Memorial and Site of the former KL concentration camp in Buchenwald in Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BERLIN 12.04.1987 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195
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Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine 'Ulenspiegel', which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column 'Der freche Zeichenstift'. In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of 'preparing for high treason'. From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine 'Ulenspiegel' with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195
BERLIN 12.04.1987 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195
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Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine 'Ulenspiegel', which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column 'Der freche Zeichenstift'. In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of 'preparing for high treason'. From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine 'Ulenspiegel' with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195
BERLIN 12.04.1987 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195
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Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine 'Ulenspiegel', which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column 'Der freche Zeichenstift'. In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of 'preparing for high treason'. From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine 'Ulenspiegel' with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195
BERLIN 12.04.1987 Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine "Ulenspiegel", which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column "Der freche Zeichenstift". In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of "preparing for high treason". From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine "Ulenspiegel" with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195
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Graphic artist, painter and artist Professor Herbert Sandberg on Platanenstrasse in the Pankow district of Berlin, East Berlin in the area of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic. Herbert Sandberg (* 18 April 1908 in Posen; † 18 March 1991 in the Pankow district of Berlin) was a graphic artist and caricaturist. He was best known for his caricatures in the magazine 'Ulenspiegel', which he edited, his Brecht sketches and his column 'Der freche Zeichenstift'. In the picture on the right is his wife Lilo Grahn (actress) in his house on Platanenstrasse in Berlin - Pankow. After studying at the Breslau School of Arts and Crafts in 1925/26 and at the State Academy of Arts and Crafts there under Otto Mueller, Herbert Sandberg worked for various Berlin newspapers from 1928 to 1933 (Berliner Tageblatt, Wahrer Jacob, etc.). In 1929 he joined the Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists (ARBKD). Due to his membership in the KPD (since 1931) and his active opposition to the Nazis, he was imprisoned in Brandenburg Penitentiary in 1934 on the charge of 'preparing for high treason'. From 1938 until the end of the war Sandberg was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp as a Jew and communist. In 1944 he created 18 drawings from soot there, which he later published in the cycle A Friendship. After the Second World War, Sandberg became co-editor of the satirical magazine 'Ulenspiegel' with Guenther Weisenborn from December 1945 to August 195
FRANKFURT/ODER 31.10.1984 Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
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Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
FRANKFURT/ODER 31.10.1984 Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
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Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
FRANKFURT/ODER 31.10.1984 Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
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Henry Maske is a retired German boxer in cruiser weight. Here at a daily boxing training at ASK Frankfurt / Oder in Brandenburg
STRAUSBERG 28.03.1972 A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
STRAUSBERG 28.03.1972 A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
STRAUSBERG 28.03.1972 A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
STRAUSBERG 28.03.1972 A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
STRAUSBERG 28.03.1972 A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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A boy playing chess highly concentrated in Strausberg in Brandenburg on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
BERLIN - FRIEDRICHSHAIN 30.03.1968 Children in nursery school when playing with a construction kit, to promote fine motor skills, in Berlin - Friedrichshain. The nursery school children in care at the age of four and had to promote the order, the children to school readiness
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Children in nursery school when playing with a construction kit, to promote fine motor skills, in Berlin - Friedrichshain. The nursery school children in care at the age of four and had to promote the order, the children to school readiness
BERLIN - FRIEDRICHSHAIN 30.03.1968 Children in nursery school when playing with a construction kit, to promote fine motor skills, in Berlin - Friedrichshain. The nursery school children in care at the age of four and had to promote the order, the children to school readiness
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Children in nursery school when playing with a construction kit, to promote fine motor skills, in Berlin - Friedrichshain. The nursery school children in care at the age of four and had to promote the order, the children to school readiness
BERLIN - FRIEDRICHSHAIN 30.03.1968 Little child in nursery school when playing with a construction kit, to promote fine motor skills, in Berlin - Friedrichshain. The nursery school children in care at the age of four and had to promote the order, the children to school readiness
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Little child in nursery school when playing with a construction kit, to promote fine motor skills, in Berlin - Friedrichshain. The nursery school children in care at the age of four and had to promote the order, the children to school readiness
BERLIN - FRIEDRICHSHAIN 30.03.1968 Little child in nursery school when playing with a construction kit, to promote fine motor skills, in Berlin - Friedrichshain. The nursery school children in care at the age of four and had to promote the order, the children to school readiness
Photo ID: 59298

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Little child in nursery school when playing with a construction kit, to promote fine motor skills, in Berlin - Friedrichshain. The nursery school children in care at the age of four and had to promote the order, the children to school readiness
WEIMAR 18.07.1967 Goal to stock in KZ (concentration camp) Buchenwald in Weimar in Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
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Goal to stock in KZ (concentration camp) Buchenwald in Weimar in Thuringia on the territory of the former GDR, German Democratic Republic
KIRCHMöSER 13.07.1964 A small child in leather pants playing with bow and arrow on a meadow in Brandenburg
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A small child in leather pants playing with bow and arrow on a meadow in Brandenburg
KIRCHMöSER 13.07.1964 A small child in leather pants playing with bow and arrow on a meadow in Brandenburg
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A small child in leather pants playing with bow and arrow on a meadow in Brandenburg

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