The Berlin Wall stood as a symbol of the Cold War for nearly thirty years. It was originally erected overnight on 13 August 1961, while the official demolition of the Berlin wall began on 13 June 1990, although it had begun to be unofficially dismantled in November 1989.
The Berlin wall was 145km long (90 miles) and 3.6m tall (11.8 feet).
The Berlin Wall was 3.6 metres tall and 155 kilometres long
The Berlin Wall was 167.8 km (104.875 mi) long
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The Communists built a 28 mile long wall in Berlin, Germany to separate the Democratic western, and Communist eastern halves of Germany during the Cold War
Berlin wall
ummm, i think for about 28 years
The Berlin Wall was more than 140 kilometres (87 mi) long. In June 1962 a second, parallel fence was built some 100 metres (110 yd) farther into East German territory.
You must be thinking of the Berlin. In nam there is/was a no man's land at the 38th parallell, but not really a wall.
The Berlin Wall
Hadrian's Wall was significantly longer than the Berlin Wall. Hadrian's Wall, built by the Romans in the 2nd century AD across northern England, stretched approximately 73 miles (117 kilometers). In contrast, the Berlin Wall, which divided East and West Berlin from 1961 to 1989, was about 96 miles (155 kilometers) long, but most of it was not a solid wall; rather, it included fences and barriers. In terms of solid structure and purpose, Hadrian's Wall is often considered longer.
The Berlin wall was built in 1961 came down in 1989. It no longer exists as its former self. So physically it lasted 28 years for the people of Berlin will last much longer in their minds and hearts.