Belle-Alliance-Platz, gezien richting de Friedrichstraße, Berlijn 1868 - 1870
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"Belle-Alliance-Platz, gezien richting de Friedrichstraße, Berlijn" is a stereoscopic photograph of a city square in Berlin taken by Johann Friedrich Stiehm in the late 19th century. The photograph depicts a view of the Belle Alliance Platz looking towards Friedrichstrasse, showing the buildings, pedestrians, and a monument in the center of the square. The use of stereoscopic photography allowed viewers to experience a three-dimensional perspective of the scene, creating a sense of depth and realism. Stiehm was a prolific photographer known for his documentation of Berlin during this period of rapid urban development. This image, part of a series of stereoscopic photographs of Berlin, offers a glimpse into the city's urban landscape and everyday life in the late 19th century.
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