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A commemoration plaque on the exterior wall of a building at Humboldt University in Berlin. The literal translation is IN THIS HOUSE (BUILDING) / TAUGHT / MAX PLANCK / THE DISCOVERER / OF THE ELEMENTARY / QUANTUM EFFECT h / FROM / 1889 1928, which can be smoothed out or modified into plain English in any caption. Photographed August 15, 2005.


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