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That is not a zombie trail through the dirt...it is not disappearing into a hidden doorway...
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An elegant example of early zombie-proofing.

Next, tunnelling.
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No, it's to mind numbing terrifying to discribe what happened here.

Moving on...
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Literate Zombies attempt to lure thier prey.
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Zombie-proof door with Lewis Machine Gun Option, not sure how that got to Germany, probably a post war addition after the spanish zombie influenza.
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Another example of Zombie-proofing in the late 1930's

Also, take special note of the ingenious yet failed device attempting to clean groups of zombies, or more likely, groups of people suspected of being infected by zombitus.
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I like the way the ceiling looks like it's billowing
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This site was one of the initial hospitals to study the Euro-Zombie outbreak of the late 1930's. It was unfortunately discovered later that such doors are insufficient at restraining zombies, leading to the tragic losses of countless hospital staff late at night.

But as we all know, it can't happen again..
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I think that is a line of smoke on the walls, they don't look charred so much as smoke damaged.
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Chess anyone?
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Nord?
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how did I miss that!!!!
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if you shut the window, the curtain would be on the outside
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lol
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I haven't visited in a while so now there will be no sleep tonight while I wander through your beautiful visions Mr. Motts!