Berlin
A round yellow sticker with a black cat illustration. The text around the cat says "Katze zeigt Kante" (Cat shows edge) and below the cat it says "Wohnraum ist keine Ware" (Living space is not a commodity). There is a QR code visible in the background.

NUNG RA GRÜNE JUGEND Berlin lder Lind KANTE Abgeordi ZEIGT schönhauser KATZE Allee 69 schoenhauser.home.blog Wohnraum Ware ist keine blogs.

03 April 2022 8
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