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A sticker featuring a retro-style illustration of a train with the text "Bedarfshalt: Kommunismus" (Demand stop: Communism) and the year 2019. The design is reminiscent of socialist propaganda posters.

Bedarfshalt: Kommunismus 2019

07 February 2025 13
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