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\"Berlin,_Mitte,_Schlossplatz_1,_Staatsratsgebaeude\"<\/p>\n

The Staatsratsgeb\u00e4ude was the building that housed the state council of the former German Democratic Republic. It was build between 1962 and 1964 and is located in Schlo\u00dfplatz 1 in the district Mitte.
\nThe building was in use for the council till april 1990. And the next couple of years in was used irregulary for many different uses. Since 2006 the building is in use by the European School of Management and Technology (ESMT).<\/p>\n

In 2001 Rammstein used this building for the shoot of their Ich Will video.
\nThis video was directed by J\u00f6rn Heitmann.
\nThe music video of \u2018Ich will\u2019 features the band members engaging in a bank robbery. The video shows both the robbery and its aftermath, and moves between these two scenes.<\/p>\n

In an interview, Rammstein describe the music video of \u2018Ich Will\u2019 as being a demonstration of the media\u2019s obsession with a good story, as well as an illustration of the immortality that can be achieved by those who commit wrongs. There is also a hint of irony stemming from that fact that, in reality, the band is often condemned by both critics and the media.<\/p>\n