The Deprogram · 27 days ago

They traded workers' rights and women's freedom for advertisements on television.

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They traded workers' rights and women's freedom for advertisements on television.

The Deprogram · 27 days ago

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'What you should know about the Berlin Wall'

We read through a pamphlet released by the GDR in 1962 for international audiences explaining why they took the decision to build the Wall. This helps us to ...

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I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:

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inv.nadeko.net

yt.artemislena.eu

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