fortytwo

My con­tri­bu­tion came from our books­helf. Today I got the book »24 Stun­den sind ein Tag — Ber­lin, Haupt­stadt der DDR« (mea­ning: 24 hours are one day — Ber­lin, capi­tal of the GDR) (Edi­tor: Berlin-Information, about the late 70s) into my hands.
The text on page 5 as a wit­ness: »… heard, under­s­tood, visi­ted, admi­red, explo­red and cele­bra­ted, because here is socia­lism and peace at home .…« The first photo inside shows the tele­vi­sion tower and the Red City Hall, the second »… Com­rade Erich Hone­cker … takes the gree­tings of the Young and Thaelmann-Pioneers …«. Apart from the »Kes­sel Bun­tes« (famous GDR tv show) with ABBA and Karel Gott to the »Cap­tain of Köpe­nick« and several glo­rious 70s archi­tec­ture pho­tos, this book shows everything.