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                <text>The cheerful sunflowers belie the building's tragic history. Called the Sunflower Tower (Sonnenblumenhaus), the building was famously the site of racist violence against Vietnamese refugees in 1992.</text>
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                <text>This mosaic was originally made in 1976 and installed at Moskauer Platz. It was dismantled in 2012 ahead of the building's demolition. It was reinstalled on the exterior of a shopping center in 2019. It is one of the most expensive and high-profile restorations of GDR-era public art.</text>
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