Storage hall for cars in Berlin Johannisthal, 1931
View of a storage hall in Berlin Schoeneweide with stored cars. On the one hand it was fundamentally necessary to put cars in mothballs for the winter. On the other hand, owners who were short of money due to the effects of the Great Depression and could not afford the constant upkeep of their cars, may have given them up. These cars are covered with tarpaulins to protect them from dust
Picture No
10627771
Media ID
48191530
Size
2756px x 1753px
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Credit
Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Afford Constant Fundamentally Johannisthal Mothballs Necessary Owners Protect Stored Tarpaulins Upkeep
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