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Thomas Struck: With the Camera Between Bauhaus and House Construction

Fide Struck's Berlin Suitcase

Fide Struck, Angler. Menschen, die der Zeit den Rücken kehrten, Detail, ca. 1935

Fide Struck, Angler. Menschen, die der Zeit den Rücken kehrten, Detail, ca. 1935

© Fotoarchiv Fide Struck, bpk-Fotoarchiv

In 1941, the worker-photographer Fide Struck (1901–1985) packed a suitcase in Berlin containing around 3000 negatives. The suitcase was opened in 2015. The Willy-Brandt-Haus is exhibiting a selection of these Berlin images until September 27. Fide Struck began his career as a photographer at the "Handwerkschaft Gildenhall" near Neuruppin, a community shaped by Bauhaus artists. His son, Thomas, discusses his father’s social, professional, and romantic conflicts while images are projected.

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