After The Last Generation Paint Attack, Scaffolding Is Erected At The Brandenburg Gate For

After The Last Generation Paint Attack, Scaffolding Is Erected At The Brandenburg Gate For

After the Last Generation paint attack, scaffolding is erected at the Brandenburg Gate for cleaning work The cleaning is expected to take several weeks and cost at least 115,000 euros (Photo by Marten Ronneburg/NurPhoto)

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