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Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Hamburg: Jager-passage 22.


An extract from the contemporary Hamburg telephone directory, showing the inhabitants of Jagerpassage 22 (as pictured, o'course, above) at the time (spring 1961):


And, Astrid's gaff, her father being a man from the motor trade:


Thanks to Thorsten Knublauch for sending these in. (Oh yes, Kenwood; there will be something soon.)
Posted by kenwoodlennon at 10:40
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  1. georgefromhenley13 April 2012 at 10:36

    Thanks for posting. The shot was taken in front of "Haus 1" (house 1) of the Jägerpassage - at "Haus 2" Astrid later shot Jackie Lomax (a fact Jürgen is angry about until today).

    Thorsten

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