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Football Without Borders Sculptures at Philipp-Mees-Platz
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Football Without Borders Sculptures at Philipp-Mees-Platz
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Football Without Borders Sculptures at Philipp-Mees-Platz
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PfalzGraveller
November 26, 2022
Cycling
"Philipp-Mees-Platz is a square in Kaiserslautern near the Kaiserslautern main train station in downtown Kaiserslautern. It is named after the resistance fighter Philipp Mees. The listed West Palatinate Police Headquarters is located on the square.
Christel Lechner's work of art “Football Without Borders” was erected on the field for the 2006 World Cup. There are sculptures of soccer players, each wearing jerseys from different participating countries, who played against each other in the Fritz Walter Stadium during the World Cup."
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp-Mees-Platz
Christel Lechner's work of art “Football Without Borders” was erected on the field for the 2006 World Cup. There are sculptures of soccer players, each wearing jerseys from different participating countries, who played against each other in the Fritz Walter Stadium during the World Cup."
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp-Mees-Platz
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Andrea 🚴♀️⛷️🎿🥾
August 16, 2023
Cycling
Here they stand the soccer heroes. look beautiful
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•PfalzGraveller
November 26, 2022
Road cycling
"Philipp-Mees-Platz is a square in Kaiserslautern near the Kaiserslautern main train station in downtown Kaiserslautern. It is named after the resistance fighter Philipp Mees. The listed West Palatinate Police Headquarters is located on the square.
Christel Lechner's work of art “Football Without Borders” was erected on the field for the 2006 World Cup. There are sculptures of soccer players, each wearing jerseys from different participating countries, who played against each other in the Fritz Walter Stadium during the World Cup."
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp-Mees-Platz
Christel Lechner's work of art “Football Without Borders” was erected on the field for the 2006 World Cup. There are sculptures of soccer players, each wearing jerseys from different participating countries, who played against each other in the Fritz Walter Stadium during the World Cup."
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp-Mees-Platz
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