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As its Black Friday - we've added a little discount "code" in our announcement blog post on the website. If you havent grabbed a copy yet - nows yours chance ;) The code is valid until 1st of December.
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The first stack of mail is going out today - included a little extra something as well 😉 Theres still a few left if you haven't grabbed a copy yet. Very cheap and makes a nice little stocking stuffer/advent calendar gift 👌🏻 -> digitalcosmonaut.com/faces-f…
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Excited to announce that we've finally printed a small run of our newest photo book "Faces From The East" - a 32 page documentation of soviet faces left behind after the military withdrawal of the Soviet Union from East Germany. Grab your copy now! -> digitalcosmonaut.com/faces-f…
Dropping soon 👌🏻 Shoot me a DM if youre interested, though a page will be up on the website soon.
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The time has come - we will be resting this account until further notice. You can find us over on Bluesky bsky.app/profile/iamkosmonau…
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Did a longer thread about the history of "Roland" last year when I went to visit the one in Brandenburg. Also explains why hes got a little plant on the top of his head....
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Not much survived the destruction of WWII, but there are traces here and there. Since 2015, the church belongs to the Community of the Cross of Nails, and prominently displays it's cross of nails.
The Pulpit dates back to the year 1736 - was actually taken from the Franciscan monastery church in Frankfurt Oder - which was turned into a concert hall in 1971.
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The Pulpit dates back to the year 1736 - was actually taken from the Franciscan monastery church in Frankfurt Oder - which was turned into a concert hall in 1971.
Visited the Oberkirche St. Nikolai in Cottbus today. The first church here dates back to at least 1156. The current one was built around the early 15th century. The church burnt down at the end of WWII but was reconsecrated in 1955, with the last renovations completed in 2008.
First day trip of the year, and to a city I've not been to before: Cottbus! Amazed by the fantastic range of architectural styles it has to offer. From Baroque to Art Nouveau, 1930s Brick Expressionism to 1970s East German industrial architecture.
