Good Bye Lenin!
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As this relation was not a sexual one, there was a lot of vigour and energy left...
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for us kids and the socialist daily routine.
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... is the grass on the sward, the corn on the field and the birds...
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in the air and the animals on the ground...
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in the air and the animals on the ground...
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My mother became promoter of the progress of society.
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A passionate activist for the simple needs of the people
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and against the small injustices of life. - Input.
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and against the small injustices of life. - Input.
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and against the small injustices of life. - Input.
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Concerning: Gaudily colourful...
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maternity dresses. Full-stop.
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And now a report on the solemn honouring... - This is it!
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Blue- and and white-collar workers, scientists and joint farmers,
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Blue- and and white-collar workers, scientists and joint farmers,
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artists and veteran workers came to Berlin today,
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to receive the highest honourings of our country in the Council of State.
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to receive the highest honourings of our country.
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That's you, Mum!
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... and recognition of outstanding merits during the building up...
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and development of the socialist social order.
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On the eve of the national holiday...
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the CC of the SUG traditionally rewards men and women of merit.
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After a long, untiring training it was time. I, Alex Kerner,
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was the second German to go to space. Deeper and further than any man before.
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Rocket launched!
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I imaged how I would explore the riddles of the cosmos for the good of humanity,
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how I would look down to our planet and how I would proudly wave to my mother.
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how I would look down to our planet and how I would proudly wave to my mother.
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Rocket launched!

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