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German Unity Day, Berlin, 3 October 1990: Wall art by Rosemarie Schinzler [17/23]

OBJECT INFORMATION

Info

October 1990
Berlin, Mühlenstraße
Created By: Dagmar Lipper

License: Creative Commons License

Untitled Wall art by Rosemarie Schinzler at the 1.3km long East Side Gallery in Berlin-Friedrichshain

Depicts

East-Side Gallery, graffiti (mural), one person, peace dove, woman

Context

3 October, farewell, friend, public holiday, scepticism, unemployment

Places

Brandenburg Gate, East-Side Gallery, Red Town Hall, Reichstag building

Text in image

Diagonale / Lösung / des / Problems

Rosemarie Schinzler unteres Breit[...] Freiburg / Brs. Juni 1990 / Ros

Macht - Ohnma[cht] / sich Sinnen

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Memory

"On this very first German Unity Day, we went and looked at various sites of historical importance, such as the Reichstag and the Rotes Rathaus [Berlin’s town hall], and – in complete contrast - the East Side Gallery [a stretch of the Wall covered by paintings] in Friedrichshain. Not everyone was in the mood for celebrating that day. Friends of ours from East Germany were in the process of saying a final goodbye to their state. And we were not so sure, either, whether this was really a holiday to celebrate, because we suspected that unification would not be easy, as so many jobs were disappearing in the East."

Dagmar Lipper (West-Berlin)