The fall of the Wall can be seen as the prelude to the graffiti boom in Berlin

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zar zip fly zoro the first layer of graffiti in munich Mere The fall of the WallIt is 1983 in Munich, the walls are gray and bare, marked only by a few political slogans and the odd declaration of love. Then, suddenly, abstract sign language, peculiar characters and cryptic combinations of letters begin to appear, their meaning a puzzle to all who chance upon them. The pieces begin to spread across the city and mark the start of the graffiti movement in Germany and throughout Europe. The photographic archives of attorney Konrad