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Berlin Alexanderplatz brought fame in 1929 to its author Alfred Döblin

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Berlin: On The Road Architecture coffee its audiencesBerlin has proved to be an active stage for all the most important social transformations since the 20th century, marking a blurred boundary between Baroque and contemporary, within which fervent cultural and intellectual seasons, plans for massive industrialization, World Wars, the establishment of schools of architecture and modern thought destined to make history have taken hold. A veritable laboratory of urban planning and architecture in