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  • ISSN 2565-2931 | DL B 27726-2017
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“The long shadow of the past” in the short light of present.

By EUROM   Posted in Overview
Posted on December 10, 2018December 10, 2018

Picture: Horst Hoheisel, Die Tore der Deutschen, 1997, lighting display on the Brandenburg Gate.   By Horst Hoheisel, Artist Aleida Assmann, who will be awarded the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade together with her husband Jan Assmann this year (14 October 2018), has chosen one of my works (1) as the title image for …

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