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The only Cemetery-Kindergarden I know!
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Partial View on Rotten Epitaph
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Epitaph of Rev. Conrad Schudt (1624-1680)
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The ravages of time / Der Zahn der Zeit
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Inside the Grave Bowl
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It's only a matter of time...
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Grave in the form of a burning torch
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Grave of Walter Markert (1875-1915) - Captain and Batallion Commander
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Entrance to a Graves Hill
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Backside of a unnamed Mausoleum
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Warning Tape on the Gravestone of Daniel Spiegel (Died 1907)
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Aeskulap Snake // Voldemorts Nagini
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Grave of Mathilde Maas, nee Stichel (1843-1916)
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Grave of Gustav Schmidt (1864-1916)
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This is the craziest grave relief that I have ever seen! What is the Message of this old Man? Milk makes tired men awake? Strange funny humor or a crazy relationship to breastfeeding...
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The flying Death
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Bierdosen in einem Grabhaus
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Modern Mausoleum in the form of a House
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Modernes Mausoleum in Form eines Hauses
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Jüdischer Grabstein (vor 1350), der als Altarstein für den Dom missbraucht wurde / Jewish grave stones (before 1350), who was abused as an altar stone of the cathedral
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The City of the Death has a Underworld?
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Was übrig bleibt, wenn wir gegangen sind... / What´s left when we are gone...
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Somehow absurd: "Tronc" on Cimetière de Montmartre / Opferstock für die Armen / Offertory box for the poor
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Mary was homeless in the Christmas Story. Today that is no different, because she lives in Paris under the bridge.
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My grandmother made me in my childhood fear: Do not gulp the apple seeds. You could swallow you and then a tree grows from the navel. Until today I thought she was crazy! Perhaps this was the cause of death!
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Charles de Rossignol was a great friend of children, but this representation confused today.
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The iron lady at the main entrance of the cemetery
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Toilets at the main entrance
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Photo Ceramic: I don´t know much about this man. He died in the 1950s, but sometimes just a detail sufficient for a stereotypical. That makes me sad.
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Somehow absurd: "Tronc" on Cimetière de Passy / Opferstock für die Armen / Offertory box for the poor
