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Deutsch: Streckmetallzaun der ehemaligen innerdeutschen Grenze bei Heiligenstadt - Witzenhausen (Detail)
English: Iron curtain Germany (near Witzenhausen- Heiligenstadt) (detail)
Français : Fragment du rideau de fer, Witzenhausen, Allemagne.
Nederlands: IJzeren gordijn Duitsland (nabij Witzenhausen- Heiligenstadt) (detail)
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