Teufelsberg, English edition - Wunsch, Chris
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Few places awaken the imagination like Teufelsberg. One of thehighest points in Berlin, this ruin mountain is made up of manylayers of history - each intimately linked to the city's past.Beneath the rubble of WWII Berlin lies the foundation stone of "Germania", the Nazi's failed world capital. Perched on top is the iconic silhouette of the Allies' listening station, a relic from the Cold War. Today, it is one of the most famous abandoned sites in Berlin. This ruinology dissects these layers of history and tells the stories behind the ruins: from the utopias and nightmares of the past to…mehr

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Few places awaken the imagination like Teufelsberg. One of thehighest points in Berlin, this ruin mountain is made up of manylayers of history - each intimately linked to the city's past.Beneath the rubble of WWII Berlin lies the foundation stone of "Germania", the Nazi's failed world capital. Perched on top is the iconic silhouette of the Allies' listening station, a relic from the Cold War. Today, it is one of the most famous abandoned sites in Berlin. This ruinology dissects these layers of history and tells the stories behind the ruins: from the utopias and nightmares of the past to today's ruin fascination, and considers the future of this unusual place. As the tale of Teufelsberg unfolds, it reveals a giant metaphor, and the secrets of our fascination.
Autorenporträt
Chris Wunsch, born 1981 in Berlin, studied Arts Management at the FH Potsdam. Since 2014 he has worked at the Institute for Cultural Inquiry (ICI Berlin).

Alina Hoyne, born 1979 in Melbourne, has a PhD from the School of Culture and Communications, University of Melbourne. She lives and works in Berlin.