Cottbus, Germany 1920s

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Cottbus, Germany 1920s
Branitz Palace, Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany
Rainer Mersiowsky (1943-1997)—Cottbus Landscape [oil and tempera on hardboard, 1974]
"Ich weiß nicht, ich ich schon von der Sturmbahn im Pionierpark geschrieben habe."
Ansichtskarte
Cottbus Raumflugplanetarium „Juri Gagarin“ Chóśebuz Kosmonawtiski planetarij "Juri Gagarin"
Reichenbach (Vogtl): BILD UND HEIMAT REICHENBACH (VOGTL) (V 11 50 A 1/B 233/77 01 06 31 126)
Foto: Bild und Heimat ([Heribert] Darr)
1977
Notgeld of the Week #34! (3/3/2026)
A set of three (mostly) blue notgeld!
Top: 10 Pf. from the city of Cottbus
Middle: 20 Pf. from the city of Cottbus
Bottom: 50 Pf. from the district of Dresden-Neustadt
The building on the reverse of the note from Dresden is Moritzburg Castle, built on a lake just north of Dresden.
Cottbuser Aussichtsturm, Ostsee, Juni 2023
A mark on the facade left by the Mig-21 plane in which Major Peter Makowicka crashed into a five-story apartment block on January 14, 1975 in Cottbus, then East Germany, from Zersetzung series. I returned to several older projects in my portfolio – I reorganized them, added new texts, and in some cases supplemented them with new, previously unpublished photos.