Artist Günther Schäfer stands in front of a segment of the original Berlin wall in Berlin on November 6, 2009. Schaefer painted this segment of the wall in 1990 after the fall of then East Germany and, as part of a ceremony commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall, recently restored his work. This site, located at the East Side Gallery, is the longest, best kept segment of the original wall. UPI Photo David Silpa BER20091106701
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Artist Günther Schäfer stands in front of a segment of the original Berlin wall in Berlin on November 6, 2009. Schaefer painted this segment of the wall in 1990 after the fall of then East Germany and, as part of a ceremony commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall, recently restored his work. This site, located at the East Side Gallery, is the longest, best kept segment of the original wall. UPI Photo David Silpa BER20091106701
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