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What are the similarities of everyday life in east and west Berlin?
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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 !
For years millions of Germans had fled from east to west Berlin in order to escape life under communist rule but then communist erected a barrier what was this barrier called?
The Berlin Wall
What was the biggest difference between West Berlin and East Berlin before the wall was built?
Despite West Berlin being poorer, it wasn't really in the war. It was with the Allies in the war, and other foreign armies simply went without objection whereas the East Berlin was against the Allies and was constantly being bombed. Life was also much harsher there. Many people wanted to escape. So, the Germans put up the wall, and the West continued while the East was bombed.
Why did east Germans want to leave East Germany?
People left East Berlin for the freedom of West Germany. While people of all ages fled, many were young and had hopes for brighter futures. It was nearly impossible to do this living in East 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 was life in East Berlin opposed to West Berlin while the Berlin Wall was standing?
not in very good standing
Why is the film East is East called East is East?
It's called east is east because the director, producer and writer wanted the global population, not to get confused with east and west, as they are one of the most common mistakes in everyday life, whilst talking compass'. For more information about everyday life confusions, check out my book, now online! It's ironically called: 'Everyday life carries Confusions'
What is the answer to the Facebook trivia question 'Sorry twinkle-toes it's not a tribute to dance dance revolution what can you see in Berlin's DDR museum'?
Life in East Germany This museum was established to reflect the everyday life of East German citizens. It is a hands on display giving visitors a full picture of the era.
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 !
For years millions of Germans had fled from east to west Berlin in order to escape life under communist rule but then communist erected a barrier what was this barrier called?
The Berlin Wall
How do you put feeling into a school report?
Try to put yourself in the shoes of the prepositon. Compare your topic to your life. Find similarities between the topic and yourself and how it applies to you in everyday life
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
Why did Berlin become a source of conflict after World War 2?
It was in East Germany, land east of Elba river given to the Russians. Russia thought they could force the Americans, British and French out of West Berlin by imposing a blockade of land vehicles to West Berlin. The USA had a air lift of civilian cargo planes flying from West Germany to West Berlin, around the clock flying needed supplies, and the blockade was defeated. Also, West Berlin showed to East Germans how good life in the West was, so many East Germans fled to West Berlin, until the Russians put a wall around West Berlin in 1961. A wall which did not come down until 1989.
What was the biggest difference between West Berlin and East Berlin before the wall was built?
Despite West Berlin being poorer, it wasn't really in the war. It was with the Allies in the war, and other foreign armies simply went without objection whereas the East Berlin was against the Allies and was constantly being bombed. Life was also much harsher there. Many people wanted to escape. So, the Germans put up the wall, and the West continued while the East was bombed.
During what years did the Berlin wall exist?
Cold War. The Berlin Wall was put up in 1961 when the World War 2 had ended for 16 years. It was built by the successor of Stalin. This happened because when East Germany surrounded West Berlin, people migrated there for better life. This caused a big blow on their economy and propaganda. Hence the Berlin Wall was built to stop East Germans from entering West Berlin. Those who tried were shot. the Berlin wall was torn down in 1989
What can you see in Berlin's DDR museum?
Life in East Germany. Founded in July 2006, the museum houses a permanent exhibition: A Hands-on Experience of Everyday Life. This interesting and quirky display focuses on all aspects of the culture and daily life of the former East Germany's citizens, aiming to provide visitors with a full picture of the era. There are documentaries, a replica living room with working TV, and a kitchen where you can even sniff the spice rack! The museum is still sourcing new exhibits, so if you have that elusive DDR toilet seat or telephone box, please do let them know…
When was Everyday of My Life created?
Everyday of My Life was created in 1976.
