courtland singer klaus miner serenading michel gorbachev with his famous ballad about the fall of communism and the end of the cold war. with the former polish president last fall when so also came to moscow 2 nobel peace prize laureates reminiscing about the fall of the berlin wall 30 years on. the most important thing was that the germans didn't leave the streets in cities across germany they said we are one nation we have to reunite. you. with friendship between scorpions and michel you grab a chance goes back to the final days of the soviet union when the country's last leader invited the band to the kremlin now 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall the rockers are thanking him again. without him german reunification and the fall of the berlin wall wouldn't have happened so peacefully it wouldn't have been the peaceful revolution but it was where no one fired a shot the fact that no one died and that the tanks didn't roll in that november the night to gorbachev is on the go. of course the main reason for the band's moscow visit was this sold out stadium concert. more than 10000 sco

but the police didn't intervene the entire situation in the eastern bloc was shifting under michel gorbachev moscow was no longer willing to back the use of force against demonstrators the protest movement based in the get similar church was allowed to continue one of the most anticipated events of the can. memory sions here in berlin is a concert here at the good cement of church by punk rock icon patti smith now exactly 30 years ago there was a very different concert here in the church beethoven's 3rd symphony and that concert ended with a spontaneous march through the streets after the orchestra conductor got up and said the wall has got to go 4 days later to everyone's surprise that's exactly what happened and all this week will bring you special coverage and reports on the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago the biggest party is taking place on saturday at the brandenburg gate in the center of the german capital will be joining the celebrations and broadcasting live throughout the day. the u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon sunland said he knew that the trump administration w

course singer klaus mind serenading michelle gorbachev with his famous ballad about the fall of communism and the end of the cold war. with former polish president left for one song.