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The Berlin wall was resolved by a croud of people who went on for days tearing the wall down.
The Berlin Airlift was in '62 when the wall went up.
Bush the First.
JFK went to Berlin and gave his famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech in opposition to the wall.
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Nikita Khrushchev
The name pretty well defined itself- like the Great Wall of China ( sometimes abbreviated as the China Wall)- the wall went through Berlin on the East-West axis- can"t call it a fort ( Festung) or armory- certainly not a viaduct ( like the China Wall was- a fortified highway- and this comes across in the epic Epiphany hymn- Procession of the Nobles- Late at night, upon the great highway.. well the Berlin Wall was and has always been called- the Berlin Wall.
The name pretty well defined itself- like the Great Wall of China ( sometimes abbreviated as the China Wall)- the wall went through Berlin on the East-West axis- can"t call it a fort ( Festung) or armory- certainly not a viaduct ( like the China Wall was- a fortified highway- and this comes across in the epic Epiphany hymn- Procession of the Nobles- Late at night, upon the great highway.. well the Berlin wall was and has always been called- the Berlin Wall.
1990, officialy. The Berlin Wall went down in 1989.
Stalin died in 1953; the Berlin Wall went up in about '60/61.
The USSR demanded the withdrawal of all allies military forces in East Germany. The Berlin Wall went up dividing Berlin and blocking shipping from West Germany into Berlin. The allied airlifted food and medical supplies to West Berlin.
When the Berlin Wall first went up, it consisted of a some cement blocks but was mostly made of long coils of barbed wire. In 1976 the East Germans began to build a more permanent structure with reinforced concrete. They built it in sections over a period of 4 years.