Lichtenrade

Lichtenrade is a quiet, neglected suburb in the southern outskirts of West Berlin. It consists of mainly residential suburbs and undeveloped woodlands. The Berlin Wall zigzags across its south and eastern border, separating it from the territory of Brandenburg.
Lichtenrade is the last stop for the S-bahn line in West Berlin. People don't ride the S-bahn because it is controlled by the GDR-owned Deutsche Reichsbahn. The GDR still runs empty trains; they have shut down the southern access tunnel that leads out of Berlin. GDR officers from the Interior Ministry called “Bahnpolizei” sometimes make an appearance.
In Lichtenrade, real estate is cheap and it is easy to buy large blocks of land. The private properties are not well-maintained and have a tendency to fall into disrepair. Properties end up abandoned for one reason or another; their structures are then taken over by mold and graffiti. People feel uneasy here and don't like interacting with strangers.
==Locations==
===Sachsenhausen===
*Intimidation 4 Sachsenhausen
A few abandoned buildings can be found in this secluded corner of Lichtenrade. About half a dozen blocks all, squat and painted yellow, lined facing each other on the barren field. The walls are of clapboard siding and the windows have been installed with rusted iron bars. Thick barbed wire fences coil around the perimeter, tangled up among the weeds. 
The doors aren’t locked, and inside one may find small, narrow rooms and cramped cells. Some of these rooms are outfitted with desks and filing cabinets, which appear to have been cleaned out sometime in the past. Some rooms have steel bed frames with questionable metallic implementations. Some rooms are just bare, with nothing in it except for peeling wall paint and occasionally strange scratches on the walls. Everything is covered in a fine layer of dust. The air smells stale and stagnant.
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