Berlin
Berlin 10 December 2021
This sticker features the question "¿Quién dio la orden?" ("Who gave the order?") in Spanish, with English and German translations. It also lists names and numbers, possibly referring to individuals involved in the events. The graphic design is stark and impactful.
Berlin ¿QUIÉN DIO 6402 Who LA ORDEN? FALSOS POSITIVOS= ASESINATO DE CIVILES gave the order? 2000-2010 Wer gab den Befehl? BAJO EL MANDO DE MARIC MONTUYA CRIBE ADOLFU LEON NICACIO DE HEHNANDEZ JEBUS MARTINCZ MARCOS JUAN CARLOS PINTO BAPPERA 2429 75 39 45 154

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