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ONLY IN BERLIN
Only in Berlin
A Guide to Hidden Corners, Little-Known Places and Unusual Objects
Publisher: Christian Brandstätter Verlag ISBN: 978-3-85033-157-9 Publication date: March 2008 (Edition 1) Specification: PB, 256 pages, 160 colour photos & two fold-out maps Size: 13.5 x 21cm Price: EURO 19.90 Summary: • A comprehensive illustrated guide to more than 80 fascinating and unusual historical sights in one of Europe‘s great capital cities • Hidden gardens, forgotten cemeteries, ruined churches, historic villages and unusual museums • From the Hohenzollerns and the Weimar Republic to the Third Reich and the Soviets • Devil‘s Mountain, the Bridge of Spies, Peacock Island, the Führer Bunker, Frederick the Great‘s coffin, and the Berlin Archaeopteryx • Marlene Dietrich, Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, Albert Einstein, Rosa Luxemburg and the Brothers Grimm • Recommended for visitors to Berlin wishing to discover something a little different, as well as for inhabitants who perhaps thought they already knew the city Featured Reviews: The Wizard, www.amazon.co.uk
Great Background. I bought this as I am a frequent visitor to Berlin, which is where you will no doubt be required to be to physically assimilate all that is in this book. It is eminently easy to read, citing genuinely interesting corners, with generous historical background to the whys and wherefores of each. Even without being there, the book has provided me with a rich source of material to build up a very detailed perspective on this young, cosmopolitan, historically turbulent, and influential world city. I have not encountered anything similar to compete with it. |
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