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Life In Berlin: Peng! Collective

EPISODE · Feb 29, 2016 · 2 MIN

Life In Berlin: Peng! Collective

from NPR Berlin · host NPR Berlin

Right in the middle of the bustling heart of Kreuzberg, a group of political stunt activists have set up their office in a loft-like, industrial brick building. They call themselves Peng! Collective, and just as playful as their name sounds, are the actions they take. Jean Peters is one of the founders of the group with the mission to change the art of political protest and civil disobedience.

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