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Today four years ago, Dortmund's two huge integrated steel works, Hoesch Westfalenhütte and Hoesch Phoenix, were closed down by then-owner ThyssenKrupp Steel, ending 160 years of of steel tradition after an estimated production of 290 million tons. All facilities have been sold to China, all buildings have been torn down, and hundreds of hectares land sit empty with no trace of its former use.

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