Art in Berlin

July 29, 2012

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A last minute cast change colored the opening of Germany's prestigious Wagner music festival.

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Art relocation stirs debate in Berlin # master12g # 29.07.2012 21 Uhr # Journal Englisch

The German capital is full of museums - but there's still not enough room to showcase art collections in their entirety. A new plan to relocate works by the Old Masters has sparked a major controversy in Berlin.

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