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π Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Β· λΈλλ΄λΆλ₯΄ν¬ λ¬Έ, λ² λ₯Όλ¦°
βWhere history walks beside you, and the trains always run on time.β
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π€ Big Question
How does a city rebuild itself: . after being divided in two?
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Picture a grand stone arch sitting in the middle of a no-man's-land, visible from both sides of a divided city, reachable from neither. That was the Brandenburg Gate for twenty-eight years: . and that single act compressed an entire history into a moment.
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