Disappearing in the East German Stasi [Secret Police] Slammer

Recalling the Berlin-Hohenschoenhausen prison, in the former East German Republic, brings back traumatic memories.
Disappearing in the East German Stasi [Secret Police] Slammer
The hallway outside the prison cells in the Berlin-Hohenscoenhausen's prison was called 'submarine,' because the cells had no windows. Courtesy of the Hohenschoenhausen memorial place
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The hallway outside the prison cells in the Berlin-Hohenscoenhausen's prison was called 'submarine,' because the cells had no windows. (Courtesy of the Hohenschoenhausen memorial place)
Renate Lilge-Stoedieck
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