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this rapid economic growth was drawing people from east germany via west berlin. and the 1950 s. easterners could still travel there easily. the brain drain that result. it was a serious problem for the easts communist rulers. then you know messed things up to much ensure you come when we started the new school year on september 1st half the class was always missing because they had left over the summer holidays mom got on with a spending and its roof looked for a few took about an austin fits right fix it cost him a comment on say to go bad even think easing the troops oh i dunno i start trying to profit. from prison for 2 inputs to my plants as big as you can see it be did you just leave for example me istomin the situation in plz help me just so we get. on august 13th 1961 east germany closed the escape route by building a wall around west berlin. the berlin wall became the very symbol of the cold war. it was an admission by the communists that they had to build a wall to keep their people in. this who owns an absolute shock it was an absolute shock for us i mean with of my mo

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and still had family that has sister was married to a man in east berlin so suddenly she was in a different world she was just not there and not on the. germans and east and west were horrified. what was going to come next. intact fine vividly remember that day in 1961 and i found it all really frightening it's i was as white as a sheet i went to my parents and said now there's going to be war this as a kid in the question who had been born during war time world where up is a former secret and were highly sensitive to such thing and it's not. going done on your oath do you panta down american tanks then drove to checkpoint charlie to

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they attract tourists from all around the world to what used to be east berlin. the reconstructed berlin palace will be an added attraction. if the work goes according to plan the monument to freedom and unity will stand in front of it by late 2021. he stink my verdict on this monument honors 1st all of the brave east german citizens who dared to take to the streets in 1909 and 90 and fight for democracy and freedom but we must not forget east germany was a totalitarian regime that came from and now a monument will honor them here in the heart of berlin. the site of the future monument is itself historically significant the original berlin palace and the national kaiser vilhelm monument one stood here in 1950 the east german leadership had both of them demolished. the old palace was replaced by the so-called palace of the republic the seat of the east german parliament which is. on the side of the midnight in 70. $989.00 the peaceful revolution led to the end of east germany and the reunification process. later the east german parliament building was demolished.

they attract tourists from all around the world to what used to be east berlin. the reconstructed berlin palace will be an added attraction. if the work goes according to plan the monument to freedom and unity will stand in front of it by late 2021. just think my verdict on this monument owners 1st all of the brave east german citizen. and so who dared to take to the streets in 1909 and 90 and fight for democracy and freedom but told we must not forget east germany was a totalitarian regime that came from and now a monument will honor them here in the heart of berlin. the site of the future monument is itself historically significant the original berlin palace and the national kaiser bill have a monument once stood here in 1950 the east german leadership had both of them demolished. the old palace was replaced by the so-called palace of the republic the seat of the east german parliament which was built on the side 970. 1900 the peaceful revolution led to the end of east germany and the reunification process. later the east german parliament buildings demolished.

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in a public link was 9 years old when the berlin wall fell and lived in the east outside of berlin along with the joy she felt she also had a lot of questions. you know i was pretty confused when it all happened not because i didn't want it or i didn't even really understand it at 1st but because i saw confused people all around me everyone had to get used to the new situation including the children and suddenly everything familiar was gone including a political system that was restrictive but also provided for almost everything disillusionment soon set in the east german economy collapsed unemployment rose and entire regions became desolate young people in particular grew frustrated. because we really only able to shop for. us might have is because it was really hard for my generation to find its way what direction to go out we had to learn everything about how things work in the west end of you. there were a lot of expectations and we couldn't fulfill them right away not because we didn't want to but because we were scared this guy. who got him on his voyage as an investment. but the e

amidst the up people sweeping the land beyond book park in east berlin hosted the country's last cup final before german reunification . royston days that this is all right show dresden that they're not the only ones with their brand of attractive football and that's all we need to prove today dresden will be scared of us because we've already kicked out 2 teams and marketable and like sick with tough we need that same energy today i want to see every man busting a gut for the others with the right foot in a plane is in my eyes i had goosebumps that's how pumped up i was and that feeling was passed on to the players they were totally fired up. enough and he has scored his goal paid to schools one bomb got to 3 goals and dresden will need 4 come home bus to go up you'll see let's get out there give it your all and remember if you're down you're not down and out. i've been going to him don't think. i was 18 i've never been so scared before a match looking back i was totally overwhelmed i run around and didn't know where i was supposed to be running. sherene were in the east german 2nd

in a public link was 9 years old when the berlin wall fell and lived in the east outside of berlin along with the joy she felt she also had a lot of questions. you know i was pretty confused when it all happened not because i didn't want it or i didn't even really understand it at 1st but because i saw confused people all around me everyone had to get used to the new situation including the children and suddenly everything familiar was gone including a political system that was restrictive but also provided for almost everything disillusionment soon set in the east german economy collapsed unemployment rose and entire regions became desolate young people in particular grew frustrated. because we were going to shop. as mine it is because it was really hard for my generation to find its way what direction to go out we had to learn everything about how things work in the west. there were a lot of expectations and we couldn't fulfill them right away not because we didn't want to but because we were scared. got into a money void as a number one i'm started. but the end of east germany also ma

time i had offers virtual posters exploring east berlin when it was still part of the g.d.r. the bus passes by buildings that no longer exists today which is interesting to locals. travelling through checkpoint charlie the border crossing point between east and west is particularly interesting. i think the most frequently asked question is actually where is the wall. and it's of course an enormous responsibility to present and to make this experience relive a ball. but it's also a chance to encourage people to think about what they are like them and what lessons we can learn from. what it's impressive images today it really does look very different. is a scholar of cultural studies at university in berlin and king's college in london she looks at the ways in which we are can make history more vivid we ask how effective technologies like virtual reality truly are in bringing history back to life. i think these formats work really well and considering how they're becoming more common for personal use it makes sense to use them for educational purposes but it's important to have

as a began taking photos of documents forwarded them to the authorities in east berlin . he would meet his contact officer in hungary or other countries just behind the iron curtain traveling via and direct routes or sometimes under cover. different crews don't want to leave it in those days passenger flight data were evaluated that's how it was so at the time i had 5 past 4 it's always was the that enabled him to switch identities and airport transit areas. in addition to forged i.d.'s he also used fake mustaches system to sure there is of course a lot of tension involved and he was and you need to be clueless when you're crossing borders with a false identity to do so so i knew what was involved and so i accepted the tension of the stress my role blog with it. was and caused. east germany referred to spies like paul as agents of peace and perhaps they actually did help to prevent an outbreak of war. brussels home to nato headquarters its offices contain top secret information on the western alliances nuclear arsenal as well as military maneuvers west german lieutenant c

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germany providing medical assistance and domestically to the one party state in east berlin insisted on its people helping the north. vietnam and them in health vietnam side. is god so shocked you would fund raising campaigns were launched asking us to donate money for vietnam do you feel good numbers been did you have inside them up thank you family man let you sure know about. you always on schmutz think fish on your phone with jets and panamanian fog. you know for a new me i get you and then change one maybe comment. i discovered that most of the money was used solely to buy arms however people really did send packages i can remember that we too took that seriously i thought it was a good thing when she was. in. 1975 the war ended in victory for the north vietnamese in a further blow to the supposed it moral superiority of the west the estimates of the casualties of the war primarily been the means civilians range between 2 and 5000000 people peace in vietnam was at least followed by a period of detente between the 2 superpowers culminating and the whole in ski accords in 1975. th

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they attract tourists from all around the world to what used to be east berlin. the reconstructed berlin palace will be an added attraction and if the work goes according to plan the monument to freedom and unity will stand in front of it by late 2021. distinct my verdict on this monument owners 1st all of the brave east german citizens who dared to take to the streets in 190990 here and fight for democracy and freedom it told we must not forget east germany was a totalitarian regime to come from and now a monument will honor them here in the heart of berlin. the site of the future monument is itself historically significant the original berlin palace and the national kaiser bill hemmer one stood here in 1950 the east german leadership had both of them demolished. the old palace was replaced by the so-called palace of the republic the seat of the east german parliament which is the. on the side of the mid 1970. $989.00 the peaceful revolution led to the end of east germany and the reunification process. later the east german parliament building was demolished . i

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