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The Siegessäule at Großer Stern in the middle of the Tiergarten in Berlin, was built from 1864 to 1873 as a national monument to the unification wars, designed by Heinrich Strack. Also on display is the Bundespräsidialamt and the street of the 17th June

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The Siegessäule at Großer Stern in the middle of the Tiergarten in Berlin, was built from 1864 to 1873 as a national monument to the unification wars, designed by Heinrich Strack. Also on display is the Bundespräsidialamt and the street of the 17th June — BERLIN 05.09.1993 The Siegessäule at Großer Stern in the middle of the Tiergarten in Berlin, was built from 1864 to 1873 as a national monument to the unification wars, designed by Heinrich Strack. Also on display is the Bundespräsidialamt and the street of the 17th June

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The Siegessäule at Großer Stern in the middle of the Tiergarten in Berlin, was built from 1864 to 1873 as a national monument to the unification wars, designed by Heinrich Strack. Also on display is the Bundespräsidialamt and the street of the 17th June — BERLIN 05.09.1993 The Siegessäule at Großer Stern in the middle of the Tiergarten in Berlin, was built from 1864 to 1873 as a national monument to the unification wars, designed by Heinrich Strack. Also on display is the Bundespräsidialamt and the street of the 17th June

Photo ID: 185194
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Photo: Robert Grahn

The Siegessäule at Großer Stern in the middle of the Tiergarten in Berlin, was built from 1864 to 1873 as a national monument to the unification wars, designed by Heinrich Strack. Also on display is the Bundespräsidialamt and the street of the 17th June — BERLIN 05.09.1993 The Siegessäule at Großer Stern in the middle of the Tiergarten in Berlin, was built from 1864 to 1873 as a national monument to the unification wars, designed by Heinrich Strack. Also on display is the Bundespräsidialamt and the street of the 17th June

Photo ID: 185195
Photo ID has been copied
Photo: Robert Grahn

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