Berlin
A light blue sticker with a black Extinction Rebellion symbol and text that says in English "Hope dies action begins" and in German "Berlin Blockieren ab 7. Okt 2019" which translates to "Block Berlin from October 7th, 2019". There is also a hashtag #rebelforfuture on the sticker.

HOPE DIES ACTION BEGINS and Partinction BERLIN AB 7. BLOCKIEREN OKT 2019 rebellion .de

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