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Brian Rose: The Lost Border

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The division of Germany, reality for decades; its end one of the pivotal events of our times; but "after the Wall came down in 1989 I discovered that I was the only art photographer who had documented the Iron Curtain in any kind of comprehensive way", says Brian Rose in a Morning News interview on his book Lost Border - The Landscape of the Iron Curtain. The book website not only contains many photo examples (click on the previews) but also excerpts of Rose's travel journal and other extras.

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