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Still, the government district in central Berlin is characterized by brisk construction activity. While the Chancellor's Office has just put into use, the Paul-Loebe-Haus of the Bundestag is nearing completion. On the opposite side of the River Spree still turn the cranes on the construction site of the Bundestag also belonging to Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus. Architect of the Bundestag building was Stephan Braunfels, the Federal Chancellery designed Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank

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Still, the government district in central Berlin is characterized by brisk construction activity. While the Chancellor's Office has just put into use, the Paul-Loebe-Haus of the Bundestag is nearing completion. On the opposite side of the River Spree still turn the cranes on the construction site of the Bundestag also belonging to Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus. Architect of the Bundestag building was Stephan Braunfels, the Federal Chancellery designed Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank. In the picture to continue to see the Reichstag Building, Pariser Platz with the Brandenburg Gate and the Congress Hall in Berlin — BERLIN 27.07.2001 Still, the government district in central Berlin is characterized by brisk construction activity. While the Chancellor's Office has just put into use, the Paul-Loebe-Haus of the Bundestag is nearing completion. On the opposite side of the River Spree still turn the cranes on the construction site of the Bundestag also belonging to Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus. Architect of the Bundestag building was Stephan Braunfels, the Federal Chancellery designed Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank. In the picture to continue to see the Reichstag Building, Pariser Platz with the Brandenburg Gate and the Congress Hall in Berlin

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Photo: Henrik Pohl

Still, the government district in central Berlin is characterized by brisk construction activity. While the Chancellor's Office has just put into use, the Paul-Loebe-Haus of the Bundestag is nearing completion. On the opposite side of the River Spree still turn the cranes on the construction site of the Bundestag also belonging to Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus. Architect of the Bundestag building was Stephan Braunfels, the Federal Chancellery designed Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank — BERLIN 27.07.2001 Still, the government district in central Berlin is characterized by brisk construction activity. While the Chancellor's Office has just put into use, the Paul-Loebe-Haus of the Bundestag is nearing completion. On the opposite side of the River Spree still turn the cranes on the construction site of the Bundestag also belonging to Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus. Architect of the Bundestag building was Stephan Braunfels, the Federal Chancellery designed Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank

Photo ID: 199243
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Photo: Henrik Pohl

Still, the government district in central Berlin is characterized by brisk construction activity. While the Chancellor's Office has just put into use, the Paul-Loebe-Haus of the Bundestag is nearing completion. On the opposite side of the River Spree still turn the cranes on the construction site of the Bundestag also belonging to Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus. Architect of the Bundestag building was Stephan Braunfels, the Federal Chancellery designed Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank — BERLIN 27.07.2001 Still, the government district in central Berlin is characterized by brisk construction activity. While the Chancellor's Office has just put into use, the Paul-Loebe-Haus of the Bundestag is nearing completion. On the opposite side of the River Spree still turn the cranes on the construction site of the Bundestag also belonging to Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus. Architect of the Bundestag building was Stephan Braunfels, the Federal Chancellery designed Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank

Photo ID: 199244
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Photo: Henrik Pohl

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