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Mar. 25, 1960 - Monument Undividable Germany in Recklinghausen A monument Undividable Germany that is to remind people of the partition of Germany will be erected on the Day of Unity, the June 17th. It was designed by Heinz Ridder of Recklinghausen. OPS: The model of the monument. The right pole symbolises the East zone, the left one the Federal Republic. The square in the centre, still connected with the left pole, is the symbol for West-Berlin
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13226091
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46980017
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3606px x 5183px
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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