Berlin Wall

Both the East and West Germans. No one really wanted that wall there, so they drew all over it and they climbed over it even though the East Germans put up the wall. But no one in East German liked the wall.

Communist propaganda almost triggered another European conflict.

The Berlin wall was resolved by a croud of people who went on for days tearing the wall down.

The Fall of the Berlin Wall was a symbol of the much larger political divisions that were being undone in Germany in 1989. For example, the economic bankruptcy of the East German government had more to do directly with German unification, but the visual symbol of the Berlin Wall galvanized public sentiment.

The Berlin Wall was made out of prefabricated concrete slabs.

Nothing. Hitler died in 1945; the Berlin Wall was built in 1961.

Only in that the Berlin wall was a result of World War II. A war he was an instrumental figure in. Aside from that, no, Hitler did not have a hand in planning or creating the Berlin wall, as it was not built until 15 years after his death and the fall of his empire.

West Berlin became prosperous while East Berlin struggled with communist pigheadedness and incompetence. Nobody tried to escape from West Berlin to East Berlin.

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.

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The Berlin Wall started in East Germany, seperating the 2 sections of East Germany and ended in 1981.

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Yes they were in the 60s.

ok so, Let me make this esay... Mikhail Gorbachev was assassinated, and Ronald Reagan was removed from office.. you could say that after that, no one knew what to do... so they made up their mind to end the war... Get it? Thnx XOXOXOXO

We can argue about semantics all day long, but the simple fact is, command economies with no substantive foreign trade are unsustainable, and that's the kind of economy they had in all the countries of the Warsaw Pact. Eventually those countries all either dissolved (East Germany, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia) or moved intact to market-based economies (Poland, Romania, Hungary).

As to the destruction of the Wall...after the East Germans opened their borders, it became unnecessary to maintain this symbol of oppression, so they took it down.

No it fell some time after.

In 1676, Nathaniel Bacon and his followers, incensed or not being able to acquire native lands that were under treated, defied Governor Berkeley and the treaty opting to launch attacks on native villages killing women and children. As if that weren't enough, they proceeded to march into Jamestown Colony and torch it. The rebellion served the purpose of Native Americans waking up to the fact they stood no chance against the guns of the colonists, prompting their signing another peace treaty in 1677. Also, since the members of Bacon's militia were former indentured servants, plantation owners began to favor African slaves.

As part of the means of stopping East Berliners escaping to the West.

Bonn was the capital of West Germany from 1949 to 1990 and the capital of reunified Germany until 1999.

After World War II, Germany was divided into occupation zones and the Russian zone (including Berlin) became East Germany. Berlin was reestablished as the national capital after the collapse of the USSR led to Germany's reunification.

November 1989

Once the Berlin wall separating East and West Germany, there was a total overhaul of politics in the East, as it had been Communist since after WWII. This merging of the East and West created the stable political nation we now know today, and in essence meant an end to communism in Germany.