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About Halle-Neustadt: Actually, the flats Halle-Neustadt were very sought-after by GDR citizens. The architecture is considered ugly by some, but this part of the city has an infrastructure and a concept as a whole other cities can only dream of. And there is absolutely no rational reason to dislike it. About the moving to other cities: _ALL_ east german cities except Dresden are shrinking massively, this has nothing to do with the architecture. 141.30.217.10 20:57, 13 June 2006 (UTC)
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I don't see why the largest photo has to be that stupid communist monument with the fists, which was demolished long ago. Halle has plenty of better monuments, e.g. the church where Handel was organist. Halle is his birthplace, afterall. Dunnhaupt 21:12, 25 June 2006 (UTC)