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Protest, Violence, Then Silence: This Is How Erfurt Sounded in the Young Weimar Republic

The political unrest in the early 20th century had a noiseful effect. A historian chooses a special look into the everyday life of Erfurt at that time.

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Protest, Violence, Then Silence: This Is How Erfurt Sounded in the Young Weimar Republic

The political unrest in the early 20th century had a noiseful effect. A historian chooses a special look into the everyday life of Erfurt at that time.

3 hours ago·Erfurt, Germany

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