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19 January 2021, Afghanistan, Kabul: A wreath of roses stands in front of a building at Kabul's Faculty of Politics and Administration. In early November, 22 students were killed here in a terrorist attack. (to dpa "Terror target campus: Afghanistan's students fear gloomy future") Photo: Arne Immanuel Bansch/dpa
19 January 2021, Afghanistan, Kabul: Hila Aschna stands on the university campus in Kabul. The student at the Faculty of Politics and Administration survived a severe terrorist attack in early November. 22 students were killed at that time. (to dpa "Terror target campus: Afghanistan's students fear gloomy future") Photo: Arne Immanuel Bansch/dpa
19 January 2021, Afghanistan, Kabul: Sodaba Adina stands on the university campus in Kabul. The student at the Faculty of Politics and Administration survived a severe terrorist attack in early November. 22 students were killed at that time. (to dpa "Terror target campus: Afghanistan's students fear gloomy future") Photo: Arne Immanuel Bansch/dpa
19 January 2021, Afghanistan, Kabul: Jalil Amiri sits in a seminar room at Kabul University where two of his fellow students were killed. The student at the Faculty of Politics and Administration survived the severe terrorist attack in early November by jumping out of the window. 22 students were killed at the time. (to dpa "Terror target campus: Afghanistan's students fear gloomy future") Photo: Arne Immanuel Bansch/dpa
19 January 2021, Afghanistan, Kabul: Hila Aschna stands in a seminar room at Kabul University, where she survived a severe terrorist attack in November. 14 of her fellow students were killed in that room by a grenade and gunfire. Miraculously, the 22-year-old survived unharmed, buried under bodies. (to dpa "Terror target campus: Afghanistan's students fear gloomy future") Photo: Arne Immanuel Bansch/dpa
18 January 2021, India, Neu Delhi: Eleven-year-old Rickky, 11, sits on a pile of recyclable material while collecting garbage at the Bhalswa garbage dump. The fourth-grader from Malda in West Bengal, whose father works as a rickshaw driver, started working during the October 2020 lockdown as schools were closed. His family sent him to Delhi to stay with an uncle who was already working as a rag picker. Shek earns 150 rupees a day collecting recyclable material from the garbage dump. (to dpa "Shame of the world: poverty forces millions of children to work") Photo: Vijay Pandey/dpa
18 January 2021, India, Neu Delhi: Eleven-year-old Rickky, 11, sits on a pile of recyclable material while collecting garbage at the Bhalswa garbage dump. The fourth-grader from Malda in West Bengal, whose father works as a rickshaw driver, started working during the October 2020 lockdown as schools were closed. His family sent him to Delhi to stay with an uncle who was already working as a rag picker. Shek earns 150 rupees a day collecting recyclable material from the garbage dump. (to dpa "Shame of the world: poverty forces millions of children to work") Photo: Vijay Pandey/dpa
18 January 2021, India, Neu Delhi: Eleven-year-old Rickky poses for a photo while collecting garbage at the Bhalswa garbage dump. The fourth-grader from Malda in West Bengal, whose father works as a rickshaw driver, started working during the October 2020 lockdown as schools were closed. His family sent him to Delhi to stay with an uncle who was already working as a rag picker. Shek earns 150 rupees a day collecting recyclable material from the garbage dump. (to dpa "Shame of the world: poverty forces millions of children to work") Photo: Vijay Pandey/dpa
18 January 2021, India, Neu Delhi: Eleven-year-old Rickky poses for a photo while collecting garbage at the Bhalswa garbage dump. The fourth-grader from Malda in West Bengal, whose father works as a rickshaw driver, started working during the October 2020 lockdown as schools were closed. His family sent him to Delhi to stay with an uncle who was already working as a rag picker. Shek earns 150 rupees a day collecting recyclable material from the garbage dump. (to dpa "Shame of the world: poverty forces millions of children to work") Photo: Vijay Pandey/dpa
dpatop - 18 January 2021, India, Neu Delhi: Ten-year-old Shekh Zahid shows the money he earned after selling recyclable items while collecting garbage at the Bhalswa garbage dump. The fourth-grader from Malda in West Bengal, whose father works as a rickshaw driver, started working during the October 2020 lockdown as schools were closed. His family sent him to Delhi to stay with an uncle who was already working as a rag picker. Shek earns 150 rupees, about 1.70 euros, a day by collecting recyclable material at the garbage dump. (to dpa "Shame of the world: Poverty forces millions of children to work") Photo: Vijay Pandey/dpa
17 January 2021, Brazil, Manaus: A Covid 19 patient is taken to an ambulance that is supposed to drive her to an air base. Due to the collapse of the local health system, Covid 19 patients are sometimes flown out to other Brazilian states. In the Amazon capital of Manaus, there are almost no free public hospital and intensive care beds left. The city's capacity to produce oxygen covers less than a third of current demand, according to the organization Doctors Without Borders. (to dpa "Manaus' second collapse: Amazon metropolis runs out of oxygen" from 22.01.2021) Photo: Lucas Silva/dpa
17 January 2021, Brazil, Manaus: A health worker helps a Covid 19 patient to be flown out to the Brazilian state of Alagoas after the local health system collapsed. In the Amazon capital of Manaus, there are almost no free public hospital and intensive care beds left. The city's capacity to produce oxygen meets less than a third of current demand, according to the organization Doctors Without Borders. (to dpa "Manaus' second collapse: Amazon metropolis runs out of oxygen" from 22.01.2021) Photo: Lucas Silva/dpa
17 January 2021, Brazil, Manaus: Ambulances line the airstrip as Covid 19 patients are flown out to the Brazilian state of Alagoas. In the Amazon capital of Manaus, there are almost no free public hospital and intensive care beds left. The city's capacity to produce oxygen covers less than a third of current demand, according to the organization Doctors Without Borders. (to dpa "Manaus' second collapse: Amazon metropolis runs out of oxygen" from 22.01.2021) Photo: Lucas Silva/dpa
16 January 2021, Brazil, Manaus: Numerous people stand next to their oxygen bottles in front of an oxygen supplier. Because of the many Covid 19 patients, the clinics in the city of millions lack oxygen. According to the organization Medecins Sans Fronticres, the capacity for oxygen production in Manaus covers less than a third of the current demand. Residents of Manaus shimmy from day to day and from delivery to delivery. (to dpa "Manaus' second collapse: Amazon metropolis runs out of oxygen" from 22.01.2021) Photo: Michel Melo/dpa
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Signs at the entrance of the Ostwaldgymnasium indicate that masks are mandatory and that distance rules apply. Due to the corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently held for graduating classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 January 2021, Brazil, Manaus: An oxygen cylinder lies on a bed at the 28 de Agosto hospital. The capacity for oxygen production in Manaus covers less than a third of the current demand, according to the organization Medecins Sans Fronticres. Residents of Manaus shimmy from day to day and from delivery to delivery. (to dpa "Manaus' second collapse: Amazon metropolis runs out of oxygen" from 22.01.2021) Photo: Lucas Silva/dpa
15 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Steffen Jost, principal of Ostwaldgymnasium, holds an advanced physics class online from an empty classroom. Due to the Corona restrictions in Saxony, face-to-face classes are currently only held for final-year classes at most. Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: A calendar with the pages of January, February and March 2021 hangs in an office. Not a day too many, not a day too few: in 2021, February is unsurpassed in perfection. The four calendar weeks fit like a glove. It starts on a Monday, ends on a Sunday. (to dpa "What makes February so perfect this year") Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
11 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: A calendar with the leaf of the month February 2021 hangs in an office. Not a day too many, not a day too few: in 2021, February is unsurpassed in perfection. The four calendar weeks fit like a glove. It starts on a Monday, ends on a Sunday. (to dpa "What makes February so perfect this year") Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
11 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: A calendar with the pages of January, February and March 2021 hangs in an office. Not a day too many, not a day too few: in 2021, February is unsurpassed in perfection. The four calendar weeks fit like a glove. It starts on a Monday, ends on a Sunday. (to dpa "What makes February so perfect this year") Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
11 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: A calendar with the pages of January, February and March 2021 hangs in an office. Not a day too many, not a day too few: in 2021, February is unsurpassed in perfection. The four calendar weeks fit like a glove. It starts on a Monday, ends on a Sunday. (to dpa "What makes February so perfect this year") Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
11 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: A calendar with the leaves of February and March 2021 hangs in an office. Not a day too many, not a day too few: in 2021, February is unsurpassed in perfection. The four calendar weeks fit like a glove. It starts on a Monday, ends on a Sunday. (to dpa "What makes February so perfect this year") Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
11 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: A calendar with the leaves of February and March 2021 hangs in an office. Not a day too many, not a day too few: in 2021, February is unsurpassed in perfection. The four calendar weeks fit like a glove. It starts on a Monday, ends on a Sunday. (to dpa "What makes February so perfect this year") Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
11 January 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: A calendar with the leaf of the month February 2021 hangs in an office. Not a day too many, not a day too few: in 2021, February is unsurpassed in perfection. The four calendar weeks fit like a glove. It starts on a Monday, ends on a Sunday. (to dpa "What makes February so perfect this year") Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
15 December 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, List: Rain veils the construction site of the "Dunenpark" in List on Sylt. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Axel Heimken/dpa
15 December 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, List: Rain veils the construction site of the "Dunenpark" in List on Sylt. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Axel Heimken/dpa
15 December 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, List: Rain veils the construction site of the "Dunenpark" in List on Sylt. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Axel Heimken/dpa
15 December 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, List: Rain veils the construction site of the "Dunenpark" in List on Sylt. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Axel Heimken/dpa
15 December 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, List: Rain veils the construction site of the "Dunenpark" in List on Sylt. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Axel Heimken/dpa
15 December 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, List: Rain veils the construction site of the "Dunenpark" in List on Sylt. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Axel Heimken/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland: Moritz Luft, managing director of Sylt Marketing, recorded on the sidelines of a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland: Moritz Luft, managing director of Sylt Marketing, recorded on the sidelines of a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland: Birte Wieda, from the Sylt citizens' initiative "Merret reichts", recorded on the sidelines of a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland: Birte Wieda, from the Sylt citizens' initiative "Merret reichts", recorded on the sidelines of a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland: Moritz Luft, managing director of Sylt Marketing, recorded on the sidelines of a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland: Birte Wieda, from the Sylt citizens' initiative "Merret reichts", recorded on the sidelines of a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland: Moritz Luft, managing director of Sylt Marketing, recorded during a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland: Birte Wieda, from the Sylt citizens' initiative "Merret reichts", recorded on the sidelines of a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
02 November 2020, Schleswig-Holstein, Westerland (sylt): Birte Wieda, from the Sylt citizens' initiative "Merret reichts", recorded on the sidelines of a dpa interview. The island is looking for a way to be attractive as a holiday destination and home town. (to dpa: "Between home and holiday island - is Sylt finding a way?") Photo: Daniel Reinhardt/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
23 September 2019, Berlin: Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) speaks at a press conference on the current situation in the House of the Federal Press Conference. Topics include the decisions taken by the federal and state governments to combat the Corona pandemic, the Chancellor's upcoming virtual consultations with the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU), and relations with the United States following the inauguration of the new president. Photo: Michael Kappeler/dpa POOL/dpa
30 November 1984, Saxony, Delitzsch: Wind orchestra of the German Reichsbahn. Fighters of a combat group unit are awarded medals and decorations by the secretary of the SED district leadership Richard Tanzer in the mid-1980s. Exact date of recording not known. Photo: Volkmar Heinz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 September 1983, Saxony, Delitzsch: So-called retirement homes - small apartments, each with a separate balcony - are being built in blocks in the new development area of Delitzsch Nord. On the right in the picture the "normal" flats with balcony. The exact date of the photo is not known. Photo: Volkmar Heinz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
15 September 1983, Saxony, Delitzsch: An Ikarus bus of the VEB Kraftverkehr Zweigbetrieb Leipzig. Delitzsch stops at a bus stop in the new residential area of Delitzsch North. A woman and a child get on. The exact date of the photograph is not known. Photo: Volkmar Heinz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
