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After the fallen communist regime, the once-neglected site became desirable prime real estate, but opinions on its redevelopment differed greatly. Some local politicians, like Udo Nap, wished to see the Nazi "monstrosity" demolished for good, believing that Prora's presence was a constant reminder of an oppressive past. The challenge of dismantling the structure, however, proved to be daunting, with the Red Army finding it too expensive and labor-intensive.