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Today I bring you one of the most tragic stories from 1930s Germany. Otti Berger's story.
Otti Berger was a key figure in the Bauhaus weaving workshop, where she stood out not only as a brilliant student, but also as a materials researcher, patent designer, and professor.
Otti Berger was a key figure in the Bauhaus weaving workshop, where she stood out not only as a brilliant student, but also as a materials researcher, patent designer, and professor.
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