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Madam Tussauds opens in Berlin

(3 Jul 2008) SHOTLIST Berlin, 3 July 2008 1. Wide exterior of Madame Tussauds Berlin 2. Wide of interior entrance hall with Otto von Bismarck wax figure in background 3. Close up of Bismarck (historically significant German chancellor, 1862 to 1890) 4. Karl Marx (19th century philosopher/ political idealist) wax figure sitting in a chair 5. Close up of Karl Marx 6. Ludwig van Beethoven (composer) wax figure 7. Pan from blackboard showing E=mc2 on blackboard to wax figure of Albert Einstein (scientist) 8. Wide of current Pope, Benedict XVI 9. SOUNDBITE: (German) Natalie Ruoss, Museum Spokeswoman: "In Berlin we have put a special emphasis on history and culture. After researching and getting opinions of tourists and the people of Berlin, it became clear to us how important this emphasis on history and culture was for the Germans. That's why in Berlin the history and culture part of the exhibition is at the beginning of the tour in contrast to other Madame Tussauds for example in Hollywood or Los Angeles, where such areas are much smaller or are usually at the end of the tour." 10. Pan wall to model of Adolf Hitler 11. Close-up Adolf Hitler 12. Mid shot Romy Schneider as Sissy in the Hollywood film of same name 13. Wide Marlene Dietrich figure from the Hollywood film the Blue Angel 14. Close shot of Marlene Dietrich 15. Wide of boxer Muhammad Ali 16. Wide of sixties band The Beatles 17. Wide of Hollywood actors Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie with Nicole Kidman's face in the foreground. 18. Mid of Pitt and Jolie wax figures 19. Wide of American actor Leonardo Di Caprio with German actress Franka Potente pan to George Clooney figure sitting at table CELEBRITY WAXING IN BERLIN A waxwork model of Adolf Hitler was revealed in Berlin Thursday (03JULY08). The model of the Nazi leader was one of dozens unveiled at the opening of the latest branch of British wax museum Madame Tussauds. Critics have argued including him violated the country's strict laws against reproducing Nazi symbols. But defenders argue his role in German history could not be ignored. Spokeswoman Nathalie Ruoss said the Berlin branch concentrates more on historical figures than celebrity, but there was no shortage of waxed a listers at the opening. Hollywood greats including Romy Schneider and Marlene Dietrich rub shoulders with Brangelina and george Clooney. Touching and photographing are allowed, except for Hitler. The museum, located on the busy Unter den Linden boulevard and near the capital's iconic Brandenburg Gate, opens to the public on Saturday. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...