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12 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Brunswick: A ship with the inscription "Niedersachsen 1" is frozen in the harbour basin. Numerous ships have been stuck in the inland port of the former Hanseatic city for several days because the Mittelland Canal has frozen over. All icebreakers have been called off to keep the Weser free of ice. Photo: Stefan Jaitner/dpa
12 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Snow lies around the Moritzburg in Halle/Saale. In 1484, the foundation stone was laid for the complex, which was later the residence of the archbishops of Magdeburg. It was built in the late Gothic style and today houses the art museum of the state of Saxony-Anhalt. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
12 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Brunswick: A small clearing vehicle clears the snow on a path along the frozen Mittellandkanal near the port of Braunschweig. Numerous ships have been moored for several days in the inland port of the former Hanseatic city because the Mittelland Canal has frozen over; all icebreakers have been recalled to keep the Weser free of ice. Photo: Stefan Jaitner/dpa
12 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Brunswick: Strollers walk along the frozen Mittellandkanal near the port of Braunschweig. Numerous ships have been moored for several days in the inland port of the former Hanseatic city because the Mittelland Canal has frozen over; all icebreakers have been recalled to keep the Weser free of ice. Photo: Stefan Jaitner/dpa
12 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): High above the wintry landscape around the river Saale rises Giebichenstein Castle in Halle/Saale. The complex was built in the 12th and 13th centuries. The castle had a special significance for the archbishopric of Magdeburg. It was the place of death and burial of three bishops. Frederick I Barbarossa convened the assembly of princes at the castle in 1157. Today the castle is a tourist attraction. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
12 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Brunswick: Dry leaves hang on branches above the frozen Mittellandkanal near the port of Braunschweig. Numerous ships have been moored in the inland port of the former Hanseatic city for several days because the Mittelland Canal has frozen over; all icebreakers have been recalled to keep the Weser free of ice. Photo: Stefan Jaitner/dpa
12 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Brunswick: A boat with the inscription "Hafenbetrieb Braunschweig" lies ashore at the edge of the harbour basin. Numerous ships have been moored in the inland port of the former Hanseatic city for several days because the Mittelland Canal has frozen over; all icebreakers have been recalled to keep the Weser free of ice. Photo: Stefan Jaitner/dpa
12 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Brunswick: Smoke is coming out of a chimney on the ship labelled "Hanse", the "Hanse" is frozen in the harbour basin. Numerous ships have been stuck in the inland port of the former Hanseatic city for several days because the Mittelland Canal has frozen over; all icebreakers have been recalled to keep the Weser free of ice. Photo: Stefan Jaitner/dpa
12 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): High above the wintry landscape around the river Saale rises Giebichenstein Castle in Halle/Saale. The complex was built in the 12th and 13th centuries. The castle had a special significance for the archbishopric of Magdeburg. It was the place of death and burial of three bishops. Frederick I Barbarossa convened the assembly of princes at the castle in 1157. Today the castle is a tourist attraction. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
12 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): High above the wintry landscape around the river Saale rises Giebichenstein Castle in Halle/Saale. The complex was built in the 12th and 13th centuries. The castle had a special significance for the archbishopric of Magdeburg. It was the place of death and burial of three bishops. Frederick I Barbarossa convened the assembly of princes at the castle in 1157. Today the castle is a tourist attraction. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
12 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): High above the wintry landscape around the river Saale rises Giebichenstein Castle in Halle/Saale. The complex was built in the 12th and 13th centuries. The castle had a special significance for the archbishopric of Magdeburg. It was the place of death and burial of three bishops. Frederick I Barbarossa convened the assembly of princes at the castle in 1157. Today the castle is a tourist attraction. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
12 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Brunswick: A boat with the inscription "Hafenbetrieb Braunschweig" lies ashore at the edge of the harbour basin. Numerous ships have been moored in the inland port of the former Hanseatic city for several days because the Mittelland Canal has frozen over; all icebreakers have been recalled to keep the Weser free of ice. Photo: Stefan Jaitner/dpa
12 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Brunswick: A boat with the inscription "Hafenbetrieb Braunschweig" lies ashore at the edge of the harbour basin. Numerous ships have been moored in the inland port of the former Hanseatic city for several days because the Mittelland Canal has frozen over; all icebreakers have been recalled to keep the Weser free of ice. Photo: Stefan Jaitner/dpa
12 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Koblenz: Ballot boxes are ready in a storage room of the city administration to receive the postal votes. For a state election in Rhineland-Palatinate, between 45,000 and 50,000 election workers are regularly deployed. The search for volunteer election workers is more difficult than usual in times of the highly contagious Corona virus. (To dpa: "State election administration: Search for election workers in pandemic partly difficult"). Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa
12 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Koblenz: Ballot boxes are ready in a storage room of the city administration to receive the postal votes. For a state election in Rhineland-Palatinate, between 45,000 and 50,000 election workers are regularly deployed. However, the search for volunteer election workers is more difficult than usual in times of the highly contagious Corona virus. (To dpa: "State election administration: Search for election workers in pandemic partly difficult"). Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa
12 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Koblenz: Ballot boxes are ready in a storage room of the city administration to receive the postal votes. For a state election in Rhineland-Palatinate, between 45,000 and 50,000 election workers are regularly deployed. However, the search for volunteer election workers is more difficult than usual in times of the highly contagious Corona virus. (To dpa: "State election administration: Search for election workers in pandemic partly difficult"). Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa
12 February 2021, Rhineland-Palatinate, Koblenz: The first postal ballot envelopes lie in a ballot box in a storage room of the city administration. Between 45,000 and 50,000 election workers are regularly deployed for a state election in Rhineland-Palatinate. However, the search for volunteer election workers is more difficult than usual in times of the highly contagious Corona virus. (To dpa: "State election administration: Search for election workers in pandemic partly difficult"). Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: A river cruise ship lies on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ship "Katharina von Bora" lies on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
FILED - 11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ships "Katharina von Bora" and "Frederic Chopin" are moored on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. This ship has moored in the Mittelland Canal for the winter. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa - ATTENTION: This photo has already been broadcasted by dpa on Bildfunk
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ships "Excellence Pearl" and "Excellence Coral" are moored on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ship "Katharina von Bora" lies on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ship "Katharina von Bora" lies on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Oliver Gauert, curator at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, holds a historical spatula from Pompeii. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ships "Excellence Pearl" and "Excellence Coral" are moored on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ships "Excellence Pearl" and "Excellence Coral" are moored on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ships "Katharina von Bora" and "Frederic Chopin" are moored on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. (to dpa: "Unusual sight: River cruise ships wintering in the Mittelland Canal near Hanover") Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ships "Excellence Pearl" and "Excellence Coral" are moored on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. (to dpa: "Unusual sight: River cruise ships wintering in the Mittelland Canal near Hanover") Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Seelze: The river cruise ships "Excellence Pearl" and "Excellence Coral" are moored on a quay wall near the district of Gummer on the partly icy Mittelland Canal. Five river cruise ships are currently stuck near Seelze because tourist trips are currently not possible due to the Corona pandemic. (to dpa: "Unusual sight: River cruise ships wintering in the Mittelland Canal near Hanover") Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Peru, Puno: Aida Olave Lazo, who has danced annually for 15 years during the traditional folk festival "La Candelaria", sits in her costume at her home. Due to the Corona pandemic, she misses the annual celebration in honor of the Virgin. The festival is cancelled for the first time in 80 years. Photo: Uriel Montufar/dpa
11 February 2021, Peru, Puno: Nataly Vega Flores (l), who has been dancing during the traditional folk festival "La Candelaria" since she was five years old, sits in her costume at her home. Due to the Corona pandemic, she misses the annual celebration in honor of the Virgin. The festival is cancelled due to the corona for the first time in 80 years. Photo: Uriel Montufar/dpa
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: W?rlitz Castle stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with a drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Palm House built in 1798/99 in the wintry Garden Kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: W?rlitz Castle stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with a drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: W?rlitz Castle stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with a drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Teodora Szanto, restorer at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, and curator Oliver Gauert prepare a historical model showing various pathogens for an exhibition. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Teodora Szanto, restorer at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, prepares the anatomical wax figure of an infant for an exhibition. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Nicole Perlinger dos Santos, former stewardess at Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings and now a Deutsche Bahn train attendant, stands in front of an ICE train. Job prospects for pilots, flight attendants and aircraft technicians have deteriorated massively in the Corona crisis. In the reorientation, a state-owned company apparently offers advantages. (to dpa "From the jet to the ICE - Flying personnel highly welcome at Bahn") Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Palm House built in 1798/99 in the wintry Garden Kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: Luisium Palace stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: Luisium Palace stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: Luisium Palace stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: Luisium Palace stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: W?rlitz Castle stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with a drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: W?rlitz Castle stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with a drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: W?rlitz Castle stands in the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the castles in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with a drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Palm House built in 1798/99 in the wintry Garden Kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Gothic House casts its shadow into the winter garden kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Palm House built in 1798/99 in the wintry Garden Kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, W?rlitz: The Palm House built in 1798/99 in the wintry Garden Kingdom of Dessau-W?rlitz. Once built as a summer domicile, the palaces in the historic Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Kingdom are traditionally closed in winter. The parks are open, but it is forbidden to walk on the ice surfaces on the waterways, as is ice skating. The Dessau-W?rlitz Garden Realm has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000. (Aerial view with drone) Photo: Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Teodora Szanto, restorer at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, prepares historical medical tools for an exhibition. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Sara Burkhardt, professor of visual arts didactics, stands between piles of different materials in the materials collection at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle. In the future, research will be conducted on the topics of sustainability and narration in the art academy's materials collection. The research project "BurgMaterial" is being funded by the state with around 300,000 euros. In addition to the increasing integration of the material collection into teaching and research, the focus is on regional networking and cooperation with educational institutions. Whether fish leather, brown coal or smart materials - the more than 700 samples in the collection cover a wide range of different material classes and a number of special materials. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Teodora Szanto, restorer at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, prepares historical medical tools for an exhibition. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Teodora Szanto, restorer at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, prepares historical medical tools for an exhibition. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Oliver Gauert, curator at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, holds a historical spatula from Pompeii. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Teodora Szanto, restorer at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, looks at a historical model showing various pathogens. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Soil samples are in the material collection at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle. In the future, research will be conducted on the topics of sustainability and narration in the art academy's materials collection. The research project "BurgMaterial" is being funded by the state with around 300,000 euros. In addition to the increasing integration of the material collection into teaching and research, the focus is on regional networking and cooperation with educational institutions. Whether fish leather, brown coal or smart materials - the more than 700 samples in the collection cover a wide range of different material classes and a number of special materials. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Soil samples are in the material collection at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle. In the future, research will be conducted on the topics of sustainability and narration in the art academy's materials collection. The research project "BurgMaterial" is being funded by the state with around 300,000 euros. In addition to the increasing integration of the material collection into teaching and research, the focus is on regional networking and cooperation with educational institutions. Whether fish leather, brown coal or smart materials - the more than 700 samples in the collection cover a wide range of different material classes and a number of special materials. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Sara Burkhardt, professor of visual arts didactics, stands between piles of different materials in the materials collection at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle. In the future, research will be conducted on the topics of sustainability and narration in the art academy's materials collection. The research project "BurgMaterial" is being funded by the state with around 300,000 euros. In addition to the increasing integration of the material collection into teaching and research, the focus is on regional networking and cooperation with educational institutions. Whether fish leather, brown coal or smart materials - the more than 700 samples in the collection cover a wide range of different material classes and a number of special materials. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Teodora Szanto, restorer at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, looks at a historical model showing various pathogens. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim: Teodora Szanto, restorer at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum, holds a historical spatula in her hands. From the end of August, an exhibition entitled "Epidemics - Curse of the Past, Threat to the Future" will focus on infectious diseases and their control since antiquity. Photo: Hauke-Christian Dittrich/dpa
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Various materials lie on a shelf in the materials collection at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle. In the future, research will be conducted on the topics of sustainability and narration in the art academy's materials collection. The research project "BurgMaterial" is being funded by the state with around 300,000 euros. In addition to the increasing integration of the material collection into teaching and research, the focus is on regional networking and cooperation with educational institutions. Whether fish leather, brown coal or smart materials - the more than 700 samples in the collection cover a wide range of different material classes and a number of special materials. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Fish leather is in the material collection of Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle. In the future, research will be conducted on the topics of sustainability and narration in the art academy's materials collection. The research project "BurgMaterial" is being funded by the state with around 300,000 euros. In addition to the increasing integration of the material collection into teaching and research, the focus is on regional networking and cooperation with educational institutions. Whether fish leather, brown coal or smart materials - the more than 700 samples in the collection cover a wide range of different material classes and a number of special materials. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Sara Burkhardt, professor of visual arts didactics, looks at a cork oak in the materials collection at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle. In the future, research will be conducted on the topics of sustainability and narration in the art academy's materials collection. The research project "BurgMaterial" is being funded by the state with around 300,000 euros. In addition to the increasing integration of the material collection into teaching and research, the focus is on regional networking and cooperation with educational institutions. Whether fish leather, brown coal or smart materials - the more than 700 samples in the collection cover a wide range of different material classes and a number of special materials. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
11 February 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Nicole Perlinger dos Santos, former stewardess at Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings and now a Deutsche Bahn train attendant, stands in front of an ICE train. Job prospects for pilots, flight attendants and aircraft technicians have deteriorated massively in the Corona crisis. In the reorientation, a state-owned company apparently offers advantages. (to dpa "From the jet to the ICE - Flying personnel highly welcome at Bahn") Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa
10 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Oldenburg: Hagen Baume, head of the cytapheresis department and responsible for the production of blood preparations at the German Red Cross Blood Donor Service (DRK) at the Oldenburg site, retrieves a package of processed plasma from a refrigerator. Helping other patients who have survived a Corona infection: This is possible, among other things, with a plasma donation. The effectiveness of the procedure is still being investigated. Initial study results give hope. Photo: Sina Schuldt/dpa
10 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Oldenburg: Nicole Schmidt is having her blood drawn at the DRK Blood Donor Service Oldenburg, from which the plasma is to be extracted. Helping other patients who have survived a Corona infection: This is possible, among other things, with a plasma donation. The effectiveness of the procedure is still being investigated. Initial study results give hope. Photo: Sina Schuldt/dpa
10 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Oldenburg: Nicole Schmidt, donates plasma with Corona antibodies at the DRK Blood Donation Service Oldenburg. Helping other patients who have survived a Corona infection: This is possible, among other things, with a plasma donation. The effectiveness of the procedure is still being investigated. Initial study results give hope. Photo: Sina Schuldt/dpa
10 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Oldenburg: Plasma with Corona antibodies is obtained from the blood of a donor with a recovered Corona infection at the DRK Blood Donor Service Oldenburg. Helping other patients who have survived a Corona infection: This is possible, among other things, with a plasma donation. The effectiveness of the procedure is still being investigated. Initial study results give hope. Photo: Sina Schuldt/dpa
10 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Oldenburg: Plasma with Corona antibodies is obtained from the blood of a donor with a recovered Corona infection at the DRK Blood Donor Service Oldenburg. Helping other patients who have survived a Corona infection: This is possible, among other things, with a plasma donation. The effectiveness of the procedure is still being investigated. Initial study results give hope. Photo: Sina Schuldt/dpa
10 February 2021, Lower Saxony, Oldenburg: Nicole Schmidt, donates plasma with antibodies at the DRK Blood Donation Service Oldenburg after her corona infection. Helping other patients who have survived a corona infection: This is possible, among other things, with a plasma donation. The effectiveness of the procedure is still being investigated. Initial study results give hope. Photo: Sina Schuldt/dpa
09 February 2021, Bavaria, Dietramszell: Guitar teacher Johannes Dei?enb?ck gives a student lessons via online video conference from his study. During the Corona period, more people pick up their instruments again. Since the music schools are also closed, many practice at home with textbooks and online formats - but this is not an equivalent substitute for music teachers. (To dpa: "The sounding living room: Making music is the trend") Photo: Peter Kneffel/dpa
09 February 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Master electrician Holger Gunther works in his small workshop on a broken tin steam engine that is about 100 years old. In addition to this collector's item, the 61-year-old tinkerer is also trying to repair large and small gramophones, polyphones, various dolls, bears and household appliances from the GDR era. With his electro-technical workshop, he is one of the few "all-repairers" in Germany who want to repair as much as possible and throw away as little as possible. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
09 February 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Master electrician Holger Gunther is looking for a small screw for a defective railway from thousands of spare parts in his small workshop. In addition to old and new railways, the 61-year-old tinkerer tries to repair large and small gramophones, polyphones, various dolls, bears and household appliances from the GDR era, among other things. With his electro-technical workshop, he is one of the few "all-repairers" in Germany who want to repair as much as possible and throw away as little as possible. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
09 February 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Master electrician Holger Gunther repairs a defective railway at his tool table in his small workshop. In addition to this collector's item, the 61-year-old tinkerer also tries to repair toys, large and small gramophones, polyphones, dolls and household appliances, including those from the GDR era. With his electro-technical workshop, he is one of the few "all-repairers" in Germany who want to repair as much as possible and throw away as little as possible. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
09 February 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: In his small workshop, master electrician Holger Gunther and his 90-year-old mother Ingeborg examine an approximately 40-year-old doll with a record speaking mechanism (below) and a celluloid doll from the 1930s. In addition to these collector's items, the 61-year-old tinkerer also tries to restore toys, large and small gramophones, polyphones, dolls and household appliances, including those from the GDR era. With his electro-technical workshop, he is one of the few "all-repairers" in Germany who want to repair as much as possible and throw away as little as possible. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
09 February 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Master electrician Holger Gunther sits in his small workshop next to his mechanical cash register from the 1920s, which is still in use. Among other things, the 61-year-old tinkerer tries to repair toys, large and small gramophones, polyphones, dolls and household appliances, also from the GDR era. With his electro-technical workshop, he is one of the few "all-repairers" in Germany who want to repair as much as possible and throw away as little as possible. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
09 February 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: In his small workshop, master electrician Holger Gunther carefully carries a broken celluloid doll from the 1930s onto his tool table. In addition to this collector's item, the 61-year-old tinkerer also tries to repair large and small gramophones, polyphones, various dolls, bears and household appliances from the GDR era. With his electro-technical workshop, he is one of the few "all-repairers" in Germany who want to repair as much as possible and throw away as little as possible. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
09 February 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Master electrician Holger Gunther works in his small workshop on an old tabletop gramophone from the 1930s. In addition to this collector's item, the 61-year-old tinkerer also tries to repair other toys, large and small gramophones, polyphones, dolls and household appliances, including those from the GDR era. With his electro-technical workshop, he is one of the few "all-repairers" in Germany who want to repair as much as possible and throw away as little as possible. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
09 February 2021, Saxony, Leipzig: Master electrician Holger Gunther works on a defective toy locomotive in his small workshop. In addition to this collector's item, the 61-year-old tinkerer also tries to repair other toys, large and small gramophones, polyphones, dolls and household appliances, including those from the GDR era. With his electro-technical workshop, he is one of the few "all-repairers" in Germany who want to repair as much as possible and throw away as little as possible. Photo: Waltraud Grubitzsch/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa
