#germany street stickers

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Street sticker A sticker featuring a stylized map of the Middle East and Asia, measured with a ruler by two hands. The text "Der Nahe Osten" (The Middle East) is displayed prominently at the top, along with the Instagram handle "DesorientiertEuch". The design uses a simple, almost childlike aesthetic.

Jes Nahë Ssta DesorientiertEuch ASIA https://www.instagram.com/desorientierteuch/

10 October 2021
Street sticker A worn sticker on a pole with the text Ende Gelände! and No Coal!. The sticker shows some damage and is partially peeled. The website www.ende-gelände.org is visible.

ENDE GEL ANDE! NELANT wWW.ENDE-GELA

20 August 2021
Street sticker A sticker on a pole showing an eviction notice from Syndikat 44. The sticker shows images of the building and the text 'LA ORDER: RESISTANCE!' with the date and time of the eviction. It includes social media links.

TWITTER: TWIETER.COM/SYNDIKAT44 AM 17. APRIL UM 9 UHR STRDINAT Ag GEGE Vormerk Vorbereien! Up to dale si LA ORDER: RESISTANCE! RAUMUNGSTERMIN Akluelle bnfos RlOG: SYNDIKATBLEIBT NOBLOGS.ORG TELEGRAM: IME/SYNDIKAT44

03 July 2021
Street sticker A pink sticker with black text and illustrations protesting against fracking. It includes the website www.ende-gelaende.org and dates for a mass action.

WE ARE FRACKING ANGRY! ENDE GELÄNE 29.07.-02.08.2021 MASS ACTION IN BNUKSIT Www.ENDE-GELAENE

03 July 2021
Street sticker A black and red sticker with a quote by Jean Paul: "Berlin is more a part of the world than a city." The sticker is round and has white text on a black background. The quote is in German.

BERLIN IST MEHR EIN WELTTEIL ALS EINE STADT Jean PauL (1763-1825)

24 April 2021
Street sticker A black sticker on a graffitied wall. The sticker has white text that says "Party? Sahne-kapseln.de".

Party? Sahne-kapseln.de

24 April 2021
Street sticker Pink round sticker with a black silhouette of a person's head and shoulders. Text on the sticker reads "OURY JALLOH" in large letters and "DAS WAR MORD!" in smaller letters. Below, smaller text states that Oury Jalloh was burned to death by police in January 2005. The design appears to be a memorial or protest graphic.

OURY JALLOH DAS WAR MORD! Oury lalloh wurde im lanuar 2005 von Polizisten in Halt verbrannt

10 April 2021
Street sticker A sticker depicting a line of riot police with the text "ÜBERALL POLIZEI, NIRGENDWO GERECHTIGKEIT. WIR LASSEN UNS NICHTS MEHR VON EUCH GEFALLEN!" which translates to: "Police everywhere, justice nowhere. We won't let you get away with anything anymore!"

POLIC ÜBERALL POLIZEI, NIRGENDWO GERECHTIGKEIT. WIR LASSEN UNS NICHTS MEHR VON EUCH GEFALLEN!

28 February 2021
Street sticker A sticker depicting a burning police car with the text "Kein Freund Kein Helfer" (No friend, no helper) and an anarchist symbol.

3. KEIN FREUND KEIN HELFER

28 February 2021
Street sticker Sticker promoting tourism in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It features the coat of arms of the state and social media links.

Nett hier. Aber waren Sie schon mal in Baden-Württemberg. https://www.instagram.com/bw_jetzt/ https://www.twitter.com/bw_jetzt/ https://www.facebook.com/bwjetzt/

23 January 2021
Street sticker A sticker expressing love for weed in Berlin. The sticker features the words 'Berlin' and 'Weed' with a green heart symbol in between.

Berlin Weed

09 January 2021
Street sticker A white sticker with a simple black silhouette of the Berlin Television Tower and the hashtag #iseefernsehturm. An Instagram handle is also included.

@iseefernsehturm

09 January 2021
Street sticker A round sticker with an orange background and a yellow sun in the center. The sun has a slightly skeptical expression. The text around the sun says "Gendern? Nein, Danke!" which translates from German to "Gendering? No, thank you!"

Gendern? Neon, danke!

09 January 2021
Street sticker A blue sticker with the text "17. April 1899" and a logo. The logo appears to be a stylized "FL" inside a circle.

17. April 1899

23 December 2020
Street sticker A sticker expressing love for the Westfalenstadion, a football stadium in Dortmund, Germany, that opened in 1974. The design features a heart and the stadium's name in a stylized font.

WESTFALEN STADION seit 1974

22 August 2020