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reporter: ziggy has been coming here regularly for 60 years.e lives in the west have of the city and the club is in the east. he continued coming despite border controls. it >> we had to cross the border, you got a pass and you had to be back at midnight. rererter: today, the dance club also boasts a restaurant and is popular with locals and tourists alike. this author researched the history of it for years and interviewed many eyewitnesses who danced here when berlin was divided into east and west. >> today, you can't even imagine that they built a l lock for middle -- walter the middle of the city. this is a placed where east and west met up. dancing and alcohol brings people together. reporter: and her book, she tells the story. ♪ in 1913, the house was open. to entertain berliners from all walks of life. it survived two world wars and the division of germany and hardly changed. the neighborhood surrounding the club has changed. it today, it is an expensive residential and shopping area. back then, ordinary people lived here. >> it used to b

ziggy marquardt has been coming here regularly for 6 decades he lives in the west half of the city in the ball houses in the east even after the wall went up in 1961 he continued visiting the club despite border controls. that were studied with rocks and you have to cross the border at st if you've got a day pass and in the evening at midnight you have to be back again. today the dance club in the middle of berlin also boasts a restaurant and is popular with locals and tourists alike the. author monte and keizo research the history of clear his ball house for years and interviewed many eyewitnesses who danced here when the g.d.r. still existed and berlin was divided into east and west. my country so what comes before today you can't even imagine that they built a wall through the middle of the city but this is a place where east and west germany met up and became close because music and dance and alcohol. all that brings people together. in her book mommy in keizer tells the story. in 1913 the brewer opened the ball house together with her husband to entertain berliners from all walks

and west continue to dance together but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating ziggy marquardt hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. claire his ball house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear him. with me to see the obvious you know political correspondent peter craven welcome again peter sad to be both have never done this to include. very many happy i was there and i have the place of vice and it's a wonderful it's such an institution it's 1st yeah the we're here to talk about german reunification you've lived for a few years if i may say so tell us a ship with us some of your experiences of the events surrounding reunification what you felt then and just the historic nature of what happened 29 years ago and i suppose what i remember most i mean i i don't want to boast about it but i am proud of the fact that i was among you know relatively speaking among the 1st people up o

big family over the years you get to know each other everyone comes here and we love it that's true ziggy marquardt has been coming here regularly for 6 decades he lives in the west half of the city in the ball houses in the east even after the wall went up in 1961 he continued visiting the club despite border controls. will sit in the back then you have to cross the border at strangers you've got a day pass and in the evening at midnight you have to be back again. today the dance club in the middle of berlin also boasts a restaurant and is popular with locals and tourists alike. author madeon keizo research the history of clear his ball house for years and interviewed many eyewitnesses who danced here when the g.d.r. still existed and berlin was divided into east and west. my come to see what comes before us today you can't even imagine that they built a wall through the middle of the city but this is a place where east and west. germany met up and became close because music and dance and alcohol all that brings people together. in her book mommy in keizer tells the story. in 1913 clavic

. >> by the way, his father, ziggy karins one of the great meteorologists in new york city. >> he was great, and then my grandfather blizzard bill was fantastic too. >> blizzard bill. i've got to say the troops coming home from the great war loved getting the news in the new york herald from blizzard. bob was it? >> bill. >> blizzard bill. >> a long line of bills. >> bill karins, storm, go. >> how'd you get your job here, bill? >> i have no idea. no idea. but let me get you this forecast. today is one of those high impact days. if you have air travel or road travel through the northeast, we have a bomb cyclone. it kind of sounds scary. if it was the winter time it would be a big nor'easter with snow. this is a big rain and wind event. it's two storms, one in the great lakes, one in the southeast combining and moving up through the east coast during the day today. about one to three inches of rain is likely. it's been so dry. ais i'm not too worried about flooding concerns. some leaves will fall. the winds will pick up, speci especially coastal areas. the highest wuninds will be durg t