The Knappschafts-Sanatorium was built 1896 according to the plan of architect Gustav Hasse. Operated by the north german Knappschafts-Pensionskasse, most of the patients were miners, who suffered particularly from air pollution. The position in the woods between the mountains was chosen wisely, because of its calm and clean air. After WW2 the red army used the buildings until the reunion of Germany when it was renamed into "Steierbergklinik". The new hospital specialized on cross-section paralysis. It was closed in 1997.
Typical UER. An awesome video of an awesome location - and nobody gives it any love. Probably cause it's a video.
That is a great location - a little trashed but not too far gone. The shots are steady and smooth and I didn't feel like I was going to puke even once - which is rare for UE vids.
People don't watch vids because they have a short attention span and it requires an investment of time. Having said that it could probably have moved at a faster pace.
Posted by fiftyone_eggs Typical UER. An awesome video of an awesome location - and nobody gives it any love. Probably cause it's a video.
That is a great location - a little trashed but not too far gone. The shots are steady and smooth and I didn't feel like I was going to puke even once - which is rare for UE vids.
People don't watch vids because they have a short attention span and it requires an investment of time. Having said that it could probably have moved at a faster pace.
But I like it - very nice work!!
Man, this is so true... this video section has actually been producing a lot of quality work recently and it normally only gets like 1 comment or so.
Such a shame!
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