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A 1958 mosaic mural by Walter Womacka at the Rathaus (Town Hall), Eisenhttenstadt (Photo: Peter Kersten, Wikimedia). Source: Post-war new towns in Germany in IHBC's Context 162 (Page 12), published by The Institute of Historic Building Conservation in November 2019, written by Michael Asselmeyer, an architect, who has been principal conservation and design manager at the London Borough of Islington and senior lecturer in architecture at the University of Central Lancashire. https://ihbconline.co.uk/context/162/14/
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