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a matter of attrition. ukraine's role, the other side starts october 26th on dw, the for a lender. it's have lots of green spaces to choose from, but this isn't just any parks. after the fall of the berlin wall in 1989, this broad section of no man's land was turned into a recreational area. the mo, upon that takes as to this week's topic and to the starting point of my tour. i'll be following the berlin wall trail right through the heart of the city. the today, i ride along the former border between east and west berlin on this spike. following the line of the berlin wall,

i would like to see what remains of the history of the division of europe, germany, and brilliant. so i'm starting here in molar park going through the brandenburg date and then all the way to the gallery. let's go of the my 1st stop on the burden wall trail is the memorial side on down the washed off it . it's the 1st stop for anybody wanting to learn more about the cities division, rust colored poles, and sections of the walls. mark the location of the former border the . 2 here is section of the wall has been reconstructed as it was during the division. the viewing platforms provides the best view of the board of

fortifications, true dimensions, business. how that appeared up to 1989. the main and inter waltz with a depth strip in between last year, over a 1000000 people visited the berlin bowl memorial on the west. also, it includes this documentation center historian how not bad god, show me around the permanent exhibition even. ok, so what do we display historical objects here that are important because the now for an immediate experience, especially for visitors, a don't know much about it. who don't know the details about the bed and who the busy, the missile on the tie can. here was the pieces of home, a diving equipment that who that hard line used for his escape. in 1963 times i see the notes touch. why did the burden will even exist?

why did they put up a wall through a city that isn't that you and a complex? that's a very complicated question, but if you want to short on so i'd have to say that it became clear off to the founding of east and west germany in 1949 that to different political systems would become established. and then they'd have a situation of mass exit is the same. it's a good one done because they were many people who wanted to escape east germany in the 19 fifties and it culminated in the building of the war. and then it was a consequence of this exodus youth as i'm as a demo of our i know for good you guys for the goals and how did the walls spend for so long as i b m. e. l. ells, because it was a manifestation of an entire system. fortunately, the f i out east germany was integrated into the system of eastern block states. and so it was dependent on developments the thought up as not until the 1980, as well as the development such that a little bit of opening was possible. and so that when you, when we're done,

you will help m as in as noon. but of course, it was the east gym and citizens who took the decisive steps towards toppling the wall here in eddie to add up to where i could find. having dusty my one to get to spend one to how do you teach such a complex subject to someone who has no connection with berlin, who perhaps comes from south america or asia and then learns about the wall here. my wife here. yeah, there might have left some i'm waiting for one, we do it through the historical science. we took very specifically about what happened on down though, as tom says. so it's very clear that the bell and we'll split the street into 2 parts inside having to pay if i i, so one side of the street belong to is spelling and the other side to west been and another size. and i just want to invest funding those have you had everything that made up the cold? well, in general was condensed. here. i think i can take a consignment, have it. thank you so much. my pleasure. and thank you. i

press on toward the city center following the rivers pretty here beyond what's now the government quarter. the river marked the border between east and west until 1989 but it was guarded just as closely as elsewhere. as these white crosses on the banks testify. many escape attempts here ended in depth. the . the brandenburg gate stands as a symbol of germany's reunification. until the fall of the wall, it's symbolized the very opposite. it was a part of the desk strip right by the berlin wall. the, do you know what this gate re presents?

no, not really. do you know where the berlin wall was? almost here. i. that's what this is. my guess is that it was here around here. 7. do you know where the wall ran into the back there behind the gates. there's a line on the ground on the consolidated the beating and be some i've been there like it and there was some understand where all we now with in east or west berlin, a loyce us. i'm here. and in the west, in the east. yes. the supports there with the service, you need to know what the brand number of data that's vertical. no, i just got here. oh is this my 1st time here? actually did not know you a couple. it's a symbol of germany's reunification, though it is because so the ammonia is exactly. oh, very good. the one of the obligatory sites in berlin connected with its division in the fall of

the wall is obviously check point shortly. it can hardly be missed with all the tourists and how about the around it, the visa, large form, if photos summarize the most important points about the form of border crossing or east and west faced off told to to under high attention. i continue on our quest for traces of germany's divisions along the 1st level. it's fall in 1989 was the 1st big step toward re unification. and impressive, frederick is the longest section of the berlin wall, still standing, the east side gallery a few weeks after the fall of the wall, $118.00 artists from $21.00 countries and gathered to paint this section. the pictures are expressions of a new era building and hint at the emotions,

fears and hopes that inspired the wall left many visible traces in berlin and not just in the central tourist spots. there are less on known places that have come back into their own ones. such a waste is is quite specs and goes back until november and 1989. it was part of the death strip. the water was gone, the basin filled in with rubble and topped with board fortifications. after the fall off the wall, the urban green space around the inner bacon was restored. its good place to end my journey along the berlin wall trail. the i've seen a lot and i've learned a lot,

and i think it's quite good to focus on. one topic is covering berlin by following the path of the berlin wall. that takes you right through the heart of the capital . you have a chance to catch some sight seeing, highlights, and at the same time you can learn a lot about the city's history. what do you want more? bye, bye. see you. next time you're on checking the

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