Journey Through Berlin
A few weeks ago my high-school class went on a journey to Germany. Primarily to visit the IFA (Consumer Electronics Unlimited) convention for two days in Berlin, but we did a lot of other things too. Among those were: a guide history tour through Berlin, a guided tour through Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp outside Berlin, the DDR Museum, and more. During the whole journey I took more than 150 photographs, but here are some of them. More might be posted soon as well as my journal of the journey.
'Divided Worlds' by Viktor Aronsson | Outside the IFA (Consumer Electronics Unlimited) 2016, Berlin, Germany
'I Leave my Son to the Light' by Viktor Aronsson | Neue Wache, Berlin, Germany
'We Are One' by Viktor Aronsson | Köpernicker Straße. Berlin, Germany
'Capitalism in Anarchy' by Viktor Aronsson | Berlin, Germany
'Berliner Dom' by Viktor Aronsson | Berliner Dom, Berlin, Germany
'Empty Roads' by Viktor Aronsson | Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Berlin, Germany
'Our Home, Their Home' by Viktor Aronsson | Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Berlin, Germany
'Why' by Viktor Aronsson | Berlin, Germany
'The Tower that Saw All but Nothing' by Viktor Aronsson | Berlin, Germany
'Walking through History' by Viktor Aronsson | The Site of the 1933 Book Burning at Bebelplatz, Berlin, Germany
'My Family is Still There' by Viktor Aronsson | Berlin, Germany
'Shelled Building' by Viktor Aronsson | Berlin, Germany
'French & German' by Viktor Aronsson | Friedrichstadt, Berlin, Germany
'Pink Bicycle' by Viktor Aronsson | Berlin, Germany
