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It looks like a mortician's aspirator, which I do believe can be used to both suck fluids out 0f a body as well as put them it (think formaldehyde).
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Where is the heart shaped tub? What room number?
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and again...magnificent work
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absolutely incredible
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Oh, I thought I'd seen this hallway before! NickSan on the forum took one similar to this. It looks more rotted than in his, though...
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Ooooh, I remember this kind of door of my childhood! :D (I'm from the GDR, born 1983) They had them in the secretariat, and I think I also saw them in old "Polikliniken". I really think it was to dampen the sound from the lively floor outside so as to be able to do the paperwork etc. undisturbed.
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Thank you, Motts :)
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Gorgeous! Love the wide doorways.
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It seems like they are more interested in restoring and preserving these buildings in Germany than they are elsewhere - in many other galleries from the UK and US it's noted that the buildings are slated for demolition. Yay Germany!
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I agree, it IS a very nice mural!
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It almost seems like some creepy movie & the moster or whatever is gonna be coming out from behind that door like any moment.....ya know.......ekk!!! Great shot Motts!!!
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It's sad thinking how many innocent children and adults were layed on this table.
I cried when I read the introduction to this awful place.
And to think we worry about how we live today.
Are our problems that bad considering what people had to go through during this awful and pitiful time?
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The shelves look like they are in great condition.
No rust, stains, or webs on the shelves.
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So sad
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These shots remind me of the Titanic.