Freely translated from: Matthias Oloew, Schwimmbäder. 200 Jahre Architekturgeschichte des öffentlichen Bades, 2019
Also of interest:
Palais garden #2 - Aphids, ants and ladybirds
If you happened to sit under the hop-draped pergola in the garden of the Japanisches Palais in May or June, you may well have been surprised by how sticky the leaves were. If you looked more closely, you will have spotted hundreds of minute black insects clinging to the plant stems or the undersides of the leaves: aphids.
Last round at the "Weißes Ross"
A pub in the museum? There are many inviting, sociable places in Leipzig. In recent years, numerous old pubs have had to close, including the Weißes Roß ("White Horse") owned by Jens-Thomas Nagel. It was located near the Grassimuseum, today it is housed inside of it.
MeissenLabs #3: Trade
Part 3 of MeissenLab is about trade with countries outside the socialist bloc. The most important sales market was West Germany. In the 1980s, Japan also rose to a prominent position, with the GDR maintaining close diplomatic and economic ties.