Bomb deactivation in Potsdam
03 July 2018, Germany, Potsdam: Demolition expert Mike Schwitzke has deactivated the 250 kg second world war bomb and is holding the detonator in his hand. The unexploded bomb was found three metres deep in the Nuthe park near the train station. The station was cleared and and barred for the deactivation. The whole of the southern inner city was affected by the exclusion zone. Photo: Julian Stähle/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB (Photo by Julian Stähle/picture alliance via Getty Images)

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