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The Berlin Wall, erected in 1961 and fallen in 1989, symbolized the division between East and West during the Cold War, impacting global politics and ideologies. Its fall marked a significant shift towards the reunification of Germany and the end of communist dominance in Eastern Europe, influencing democratic movements worldwide. The Wall's legacy reminds us of the importance of freedom and unity, shaping contemporary discussions on borders, migration, and human rights. Its history continues to resonate, serving as a cautionary tale against division and oppression.
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What impact did Berlin Wall have on US?
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What was the impact the Berlin wall and why did its destruction matter so much?
It was really powerful
What impact did the Berlin Wall have on US?
it was a symbol of seperation between comunism and democracy
Why did people die on the Berlin Wall?
The Berlin Wall was patrolled by soldiers on the East German side and they had orders to fire on people trying to climb over the wall to West Berlin.
Why is the Berlin wall called the Berlin wall?
because the wall was in the city Berlin
What event helped unite East and West Germany?
The fall of the Berlin Wall
What cities were divided by the Berlin Wall?
Berlin was the city divided by the Berlin Wall.
What is the wall in Berlin called?
Berlin Wall
What did the west Germans call the Berlin Wall?
They called the Berlin Wall "The Wall of Shame."
What was built in 1961 to stop the exodus from East Berlin to West Berlin?
The Berlin wall
How did the Berlin Wall impact the Russian revolution?
The Bolshevik revolution took place in 1917. Berlin was still a united city in a united Germany in 1917. Germany and Berlin only became divided in 1945 (and then re-united in 1989). So the wall did not impact the revolution, since it came much later in history.
What cities were on either side of the Berlin Wall?
The Berlin Wall surrounded West Berlin. Therefore... Inside the Berlin Wall: West Berlin Outside the Berlin Wall: The two closest cities were Potsdam to the west, and East Berlin to the east.
