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The Berlin Wall symbolized: * The division of Germany and Europe into East and West * The inability of East Germany (and the Eastern Bloc more generally) to retain its population except by force.
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The Berlin Wall was more than steel and concrete What did its construction AND destruction symbolize?
The Berlin Wall was more than steel and concrete. What did its construction AND destruction symbolize?
What did the fall of the Berlin Wall symbolize the fall of?
Soviet Union
What did The Berlin Wall's construction and destruction symbolize?
It meant the war was on
What symbolize the end of the cold war?
The fall of the Berlin Wall (1989)
What did the Berlin Wall symbolize then and now that its gone?
The Berlin Wall now symbolizes the Cold War and oppression. It served as a physical and symbolic barrier between the two halves of Germany.
In which year was the Berlin opened?
if you mean when did the Berlin wall come down, this was in November 1989
When did the wall dividing Russia get torn down?
There was no wall that divided Russia. You could be referring to another wall, like the Berlin Wall, which divided Berlin, due to Russia involvement in Berlin, though Berlin is not in Russia. It started to come down in November 1989.
What effect did the Berlin Wall have on the world?
The Berlin Wall came to symbolize the powers of oppression to many people in the world. It divided a city and split friends and families. People in much of the world saw the wall as unjust and immoral, and many of them rallied against it.
What was the out come of the Berlin Wall?
It was torn down in 1989-1990
What did the Berlin Wall symbolize to the world?
It symbolized the separation of Germany. The wall showed how people did not want to live under communism and risked death to escape to the West.
Why is the Berlin wall called the Berlin wall?
because the wall was in the city Berlin
In what year did the Berlin wall come down unifying east and west Berlin into just plain old Berlin?
The Berlin Wall was opened in November 1989. Most of the wall has since been torn down, although parts of it still remain (they were still there in 2006 when I visited Berlin).
