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| Description | The former GDR border between Sorge and Hohegeiss in the Harz mountains. Many border areas were cleared of trees in order to create a border strip with a patrol road (left). This part is a good example of the German Green Belt, which turned the border landscape into an ecological and recreational zone. |
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| Author | Nickel van Duijvenboden |
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