File:Zinnowitz Seebrücke 1906 Pier historisch.jpg

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Deutsch: Ehemalige Seebrücke von Zinnowitz auf Usedom, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Sie wurde 1904 eingeweiht und war das Wahrzeichen des Seebades. Nach 1945 wurde die Brücke stark vernachlässigt und verfiel. In den frühen 90ern wurde schließlich eine neue Brücke in typischer Stahl-Beton-Holzkonstruktion errichtet. Die historische hölzerne Brückenhalle wurde dabei nicht rekonstruiert. Der Gruß auf der Fotografie ist in Sütterlinschrift abgefasst und bedeutet: "Ein donnerndes Hoch dem Geburtstagskinde".
English: Historical pier of German coastal spa town Zinnowitz, on the Island of Usedom. It was built in 1904. After the war, the GDR government didn't care about Wilhelminian piers at all, so it decayed. After the peaceful revolution in East Germany, Zinnowitz got a new pier, but without the historical pier building getting rebuilt.
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Author Carl Toussaint, Zinnowitz

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