Warum taten's deine Eltern ohne? (SPAX - Stadt, Land, Fluss

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Berlin

A sticker with a provocative question in German, accompanied by an image of three condoms hanging on a clothesline. The overall style is simple and direct.

Warum taten's deine Eltern ohne? (SPAX - Stadt, Land, Fluss - 1997)

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