"DEM DEUTSCHEN VOLKE" by GiMi53
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Description
In 1916 the iconic words "DEM DEUTSCHEN VOLKE" (meaning "To the German people" or "For the German people") were carved on the architrave above the main facade of the Reichstag building, much to the displeasure of the Kaiser who had tried to block the adding of the inscription due to its democratic significance.
Thank you for your comments on my previous upload :
"WALL in Berlin !"
"WALL in Berlin !"
Comments (26)
L'Allemagne t'aura vraiment réussi artistiquement (gastronomiquement je pense aussi!), cette série est vraiment too much Michel!
superb image !!
Excellent shot ! Ana
Beautiful capture! That touch of color is superb and so effective. Most excellent work.
belle "image"
Excellent shot
Another marvellous image!
Excellent!! The architecture in those days were meant to last. Wonderful image, and well done!
Fabulous capture! Brings back memories of when I was there. :)
super work
Excellent capture and good use of selective colour. Superb, hugs Jane xx
A mad photo! ++++++++++++ simple again a genuinly mad artistic work. Greeting Rocksy
Great POV and superb colours and tones
What magnificent architecture! Your selective coloring works very well here!
Wow that is an amazing shot.
wonderful image !
Spectacular selective colored shot. Wonderful pov.
Great sepia toning and selective work! Well done!
Très jolie persepctive et selection de couleurs !
Fantastic wide angle shot and beautiful selective coloring. Looks superb!
Awesome job on this!!
Bravo! outstanding work!
Excellent composition!
very well done!
my next upload :
"Taking a break..."
I'm glad to see your pics of the Reichstag looking like it should. As a World War II buff I usually encounter the photos of it burned up in 1933 or shot to hell and gone in 1945.