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Wie stirbt ein Schiff? Wird es müde und strandet, wie ein Wal? Die DDR-Hochseefischerei hat auf See nie ein Schiff verloren und doch gibt es nur noch vier von einst Hunderten. Sie bewahren Geschichten von Seenotrettung, Drogenschmuggel und Männern, die auf ihnen fernab der Küste eine Heimat fanden.
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00:02.
00:02Somewhere in the world's oceans
00:03they are still sailing.
00:04The last ships of the VEB Fishcombinat.
00:08The fleet of deep sea fishermen
00:10was the pride of the GDR.
00:12Sailors 4,000 strong
00:14navigated the world's oceans using hundreds
00:15of ships.
00:20In 1990
00:21the Fishcombinat was liquidated.
00:24The same program was on all ships.
00:26There was supposed to be a ceremony
00:28on board. We knew that our seafaring
00:30was over.
00:32The fishermen stayed on land.
00:34Their fleet was scrapped or sold.
00:39Fishermen were leaving.
00:43Suddenly someone stands next to you and says you can have it.
00:46He just wanted to get rid of it.
00:48As you can see it's difficult to get through here.
00:50It's gotten a lot better.
00:51Last night when people want to sleep everything here
00:54is full.
01:03Remnants of the old boat.
01:04A boat.
01:05A boat.
01:07A boat with a storehouse.
01:08Evoke a bittersweet feeling.
01:10Its operations are tinged with the melancholy
01:13of a ship at sea.
01:23It's an acoustic space imbued with a certain magic.
01:27Genuinely exciting and conducive
01:29to musical creation.
01:30A place that powerfully draws you in.
01:33We spend our lives here.
01:36In the miast.
01:40In the kan�.
01:43In the sk � way,
01:45In the miast.
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