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Park on the corner of Fuggerstraße and Eisenacher Straße, Berlin-Schöneberg.

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Deutsch: Park an der Ecke Fuggerstraße und Eisenacher Straße, Berlin-Schöneberg.
English: Park on the corner of Fuggerstraße and Eisenacher Straße, Berlin-Schöneberg.
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Author Babewyn
Camera location52° 29′ 57.88″ N, 13° 20′ 57.36″ E  Heading=225° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

Deutsch:

Tabasco Bar und Pinocchio Bar in Berlin-Schöneberg.
Tabasco Bar & Pinocchio Bar in Berlin-Schöneberg
Rastlos Bar in Berlin-Schöneberg.
Rastlos Bar in Berlin-Schöneberg

Eine winzige, öffentliche Grünanlage an dem der Interessenkonflikt anschaulich wird, zwischen Immobilienbesitzenden und Geschäftsleuten einerseits, und prekarisierten, kriminalisierten Sex-Arbeitenden andererseits, oder wie die Situation häufig in der Tagespresse geschildert wird; zwischen dem Sicherheits- und Sauberkeitsbedürfnis der Anwohnenden und Gewerbetreibenden im Kiez, und der Kriminalität in der Gestalt der meist von den vorher Genannten Beschwerdeparteien als "fremd" empfundenen, und dargestellten Sex-Arbeitenden im Kiez.

Dabei ist der Rotlicht-Charakter der Gegend so alt wie deren Bebauung Mitte bis Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts, und nach wie vor gut sichtbar trotz intensivierter Sanierung und Gentrifizierung Nordschönebergs seit der 1990er Jahre. Noch gibt es die letzten Stricherkaschemmen.

English:
A very small, landscaped, public recreation space over which the conflict of interest becomes visible, between real estate owners and business people on the one hand and precaritized, criminalized sex workers on the other, or as the situation is often described in the daily press; between the desire for safety and cleanliness of local residents and business people, and crime, as personified by sex workers in the neighborhood, whom the aforementioned grievance bearers perceive and portray as "foreign".

And yet the red light character of the area is as old as its development in the mid to late 19th century, and is still clearly visible despite the intensified clean-up and gentrification of northern Schöneberg since the 1990s. There still are a few last hustler joints left.


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