CLEAN: Saving East German books from history's rubbish heap

A German book collection, lacking in contemporary fiction, is rich in Soviet-era literature. Saved by a German priest after the Berlin Wall fell, these books are now stored in a barn. The priest shares this knowledge through an improvised bookshop, offering books for a small charity donation. Using forgotten East German methods, the collection has grown to over a million volumes since the 1990s.

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