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amazing!
I like this! Never seen a rainbow radiator. Somebody would probably pay a pretty penny for this (no, I dont condone people going in places like this and ripping this stuff out but they should save this one!)
I would love to investigate here!
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According to the history I've read, it is not known if the mother gave the morphine injection - and so the person who gave Helga the broken jaw is still a mystery. Some claimed Ludwig Stumpfegger drugged the children, but James O'Donnell claims he was simply a convenient target, as well as too intoxicated on that night (from his book: The Bunker).

http://en.wikipedia.or...bbels_children#Death

Original source:
Beevor, Antony. The Fall of Berlin 1945. Penguin 2003. pp. 402-403 ISBN 0-14-200280-1
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It definitly resembles a church
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wonderful post as always Motts thanks
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The amount of thought and care that went into designing such a beautiful building is amazing!! Sad it has fallen on hard times.
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Beautiful craftsmanship!!!!
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You don't see masonry work like that anymore! What a shame..
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FINA vas a Norwegian petrol company, between 1959 and 1999 when it vas bought by Royal Dutch Shell.

Hpe this was helpful. Thanks for the new gallery!
drain hoses??
that brick work is amazing. it always blows my mind the amount of bricks in these old buildings.
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It's nice to help YOU, Motts!

"Helga Goebbels, the eldest child of six, after the autopsy, circa May 9th 1945. Bruises and a broken jaw hinted of a struggle before being injected with morphine. A cyanide tablet was later crushed in the children's mouths by their mother."

Amasing cruelty. I thought that their mother just crushed the flask with cyanide..
But yours signature... I could not find that fact anywhere. Is there a source? I'm sorry if it's a secret.
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I am a long time looker but first time poster. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to be the first one!! Thanks for another great gallery Motts, keep up the great work!
I totally agree Scooter95, I've seen other galleries of this place, and Motts blows 'em out! It's so cool that you made it to Ohio!