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At the end of World War II a new global conflict evolved from anger, pride and fear – the Cold War.
Intercepting and decrypting messages from the other bloc became increasingly important and Berlin as a frontline turned into a city of spies and a hometown for two major listening stations.
With a setup of original barbed wire from the American station on Teufelsberg and the Soviet station in Karlshorst and with assistance by a Siemens teleprinter, the most significant message to be received after 1945 got eternalized on paper – The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Sadly too many countries around the globe still seem to be missing the right tools and leaders to decode and implement it’s content.
Dimensions: 180 x 233 x 180 cm
Material: steel, paper, teleprinter, motor
Year: 2019
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