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Where is this building ???

The reason why I ask this question is because of the electrical plug.

If I am not mistaken, it looks very European in it's design and shape.

Also the electrical outlet itself looks European in it's design and shape too.

I wonder........................................................

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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They have come to take me away where we can all be the same.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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I love all of that wonderful space !

Freedom from the monster called the city.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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I would have to say that who ever painted this mural might have been tripping on LSD at the time.

The tree is growing at strange angles.

The bird on the lower left looks like it is fake and has been placed on a stick.

The birds on the lower right look like they have been forever attached to the tree.

Who is the woman in blue ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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man somebodys ben using that lamp
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i love the contrast and the saturation is amazing...lighting is amazing and the forground is great!!
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it gives me the creeps it is like a horror movie
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creepy this looks creepy even the sockets
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Like a super cheap red carpet.
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Really? Was that a form of treatment? Damn, never wished I had TB but now... I only have one question -- are you allow to choose who you have treatment with?
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I like this photo. It is kinda spooky. On a side note, a relative of mine was put in there as a child and was kind of forgotten. She died there, but I would like to know more about this place.
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At a tuberculosis sanitarium??!!??!! My goodness.
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My great grandmother and my aunt used to work there and they said that the patients sometimes were forced to have sex with each other . kinda sick
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The images are very creepy... I mean it seems to surrounded by desolation and sadness...
It's very attractive
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I agree, Joseph. Looking at it, i feel profound loneliness.