Berlin Palace

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Berlin Palace, also known as the Berliner Schloss, is a historic and culturally significant building located in the heart of Berlin, Germany. Originally constructed in the 15th century, it served as the main residence of the Brandenburg princes, the Kings of Prussia, and later the German Emperors. The palace was heavily damaged during World War II and subsequently demolished by East German authorities in the 1950s. After the reunification of Germany, efforts were made to reconstruct the palace, and it was rebuilt to its former glory, with the exterior faithfully replicating the original Baroque design.

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