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The biggest thing that changed German life was the wall, before the wall was built East and West Germans were able to visit each other's countries. After the wall was built, they were cut off from each other. The airlift affected Germans in a positive way because they were isolated from each other and needed supplies. While Stalin supported the East, the US supported the West via the airlift.
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What country is Conrad Zuse from?
Konrad Zuse was born in Berlin, Germany. He lived all of his life in Germany.
Who was Hitler's cook?
Constanze Manzialy was Hitler's cook during the last years of his life. She was with him in the Fuehrerbunker in Berlin at the end of the war. Most believe she died on May 2, 1945 during the final fighting in the Germany capital.
What are the similarities of everyday life in east and west Berlin?
Berlin (and Germany itself) has not been politically divided into "east and west" for nearly 20 years. "East Germany" ceased to exist in 1990. Since then, all of Germany has been under one government.
Why was there a East Berlin and a West Berlin?
West Berlin was democratic, controlled by West Germany. East Berlin was Communist, controlled by the Soviets and East Germany. Just to be confusing..... East Germany was called the GDR, the German Democratic Republic. It was that in name, it was not that in actual fact !
How has life changed after the reunification of Germany?
east Germany couldn't get to the freedom of the west because of the Berlin wall
What country is Conrad Zuse from?
Konrad Zuse was born in Berlin, Germany. He lived all of his life in Germany.
What are some cons of the Berlin Airlift was it worth it?
There are no cons, other than the usual logistical problems which is part of life. The people needed food and medical supplies...we supplied it. It was worth it.
Who was Hitler's cook?
Constanze Manzialy was Hitler's cook during the last years of his life. She was with him in the Fuehrerbunker in Berlin at the end of the war. Most believe she died on May 2, 1945 during the final fighting in the Germany capital.
What are the similarities of everyday life in east and west Berlin?
Berlin (and Germany itself) has not been politically divided into "east and west" for nearly 20 years. "East Germany" ceased to exist in 1990. Since then, all of Germany has been under one government.
Why was there a East Berlin and a West Berlin?
West Berlin was democratic, controlled by West Germany. East Berlin was Communist, controlled by the Soviets and East Germany. Just to be confusing..... East Germany was called the GDR, the German Democratic Republic. It was that in name, it was not that in actual fact !
How did eastern Europe attempt to expand communism in the region?
communism changed it because they all lived the pheasant way of life so they were all equals.
What was it like in Berlin during the World War 2?
Berlin was the capital of Germany and Hitlers headquarters so it wasn't touched until the end of the war and when Germany was invaded by the Allies 8 years later. Life went on pretty much that it always had for the most part of the war. There are colored photos of the city online that show a vibrant active city.
What is Alfred wegner s hometown?
If you mean Alfred Wegener, the meteorologist and explorer, he was born and raised in Berlin, Germany, but lived most of his life in Hamburg,Germany.
How has life changed after the reunification of Germany?
east Germany couldn't get to the freedom of the west because of the Berlin wall
How many nuclear weapons did the US possess during the Berlin airlift?
{| |- | The exact number probably remains highly classified. Both sides kept such things secret, while making it obvious to the other that the number was substantial. Many of the weapons have been destroyed, but more than enough remain to devastate life on Earth as we know it. |}
Is twinkletoe a tribute to dance dance revolution what can you see in berlin's ddr museum?
A museum chronicling life in the former East Germany
Where did Käthe Kollwitz live?
In Germany: She was born in Königsberg (today's Kaliningrad), lived most of her life in Berlin, died near Dresden.
