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18 haunting photographs of abandoned sports venues - Page 9 of 22 - Kiwi Report

18 haunting photographs of abandoned sports venues


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[post_page_title]The Olympic Village, Berlin, Germany[/post_page_title]
The Olympic Village first opened its doors during that summer of 1936, when Adolf Hitler wanted to show off his Germany to the world. It was the site where the world’s greatest athletes congregated and lived as they competed to be the sole number one. Today, after another World War and a Cold War that divided the country and capital into East and West, the village stands as a reminder of the past, but not necessarily as glory. It now stands completely abandoned.
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