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| A trip into the depths of the German parliament, where the deputees work, took place due to our Belarussian friend Lena. She is on practical work at Bundestag. Here, in a passage of the of one Bungdestag's buildings called Jackob-Kaiser-Haus, you can see Lena in her white jacket. | There are many artistic installations in the passages. Here, for example, there is a bar fixed above the passage. Its functional purpose is though unclear. | A passage in Reichstag - the main building, where the sessions room is. | Stairs. |
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| Painting on the wall. | On the walls of this room, there are inscriptions left by the Soviet soldiers right after the victory over nazismus in 1945. | Glory to you, Soviet Fatherland. | Soldiers' family names. |
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Naryshkin, Kozubov, Medvedev (family names).
rating: excellent [1] | Names of cities: Kharkov, Odessa. | "In the day of victory over fascismus we're sending regards to all the soldiers of the valourous Red Army" and "Here was a Belorussian Vankevich". | Gomel'. |
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| Caucasus. | Installation of stone plates near Jackob-Kaiser-Haus. | Rusty metal pipes. Behind them there are walls of glass with the German Main Law (Grundgesaetz), defining the fundamental rights of the citizens. | One more piece of the modern art. In the main building - Reichstag. |
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A full of sense painting in the lobby next to the session room. There is fire and a backbone on it. The fire sybmolizes setting fire on the Parliament by the Nazis, which meant breaking the backbond of the German democracy.
rating: excellent [1] | Praying room. A woman is giving a lecture for a group of Polish tourists. | Interior of the praying room. I know well that Jesus Christ was nailed to the cross, but I really doubt there were SO many nails. | Boxes with information about each deputee who has ever been elected to the German Parliament. |
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| Bulbs in the room where the boxes are. | Underground passage between the buildings of Jackob-Kaiser-Haus and the Reichstag. It's equipped with a moving track. | From here, standing on the track, one can see a fragment of the old underground tunnel used before. A piece of the old narrow corridor is exhibited here.
rating: excellent [1] | Lena, looking into the old corridor.
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Underground passage between the Reichstag and the next building behind the river, called Paul-Loebe-Haus.
rating: excellent [1] | In the elevator. | Elevator. | View from the window in the lobby. There is big German flag at the Reichstag's entrance and a long tail of tourists. On the background there are rollers putting asphalt on the field in front of the building. |
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| A group of pupils near the sessions room. | Seats in the sessions room. They say there is a parent for the color of these chairs, thus the color cannot be used by anyone else. | There is a strange thing right under the room's ceiling. Looks like a space energy concentrator. Its sharp end is directed to the tribune, so we can assume it would strike anyone who lies standing there. | This floor over the sessions room hosts information stands of different fractions. This one belongs to FDP. |
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| There are portraits of SPD party previous leaders in this room. | Olya wanted a pic next to the info stand of the party whose views she shares. | Workers are cleaning letters of a big inscription of the floor of Paul-Loebe-Haus. | Window-cleaners in Paul-Loebe-Haus. |
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Paul-Loebe-Haus, two women talking.
rating: good [1] | Two ladies. | Bridge over the Spree river binding Paul-Loebe-Haus with Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus.
rating: excellent [2] | View from the bridge over Spree. There is Paul-Loebe-Haus on the left and Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus on the right. A bit further there are Jackob-Kaiser-Haus and the Reichstag. |
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The Reichstag and Paul-Loebe-Haus.
rating: excellent [1] | Berlin wall and its victims count for each year of its existence. Marie-Elisabeth-Lueders-Haus. | Window-cleaner. | A big football ball on the Spree embankment.
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