The Dismantling of the Berlin Wall

Many former East Germans' lives continue to improve, but it took years since the real ambiguity of the department. For generations who have experienced this life changing event, this movement is a very difficult transition and the origins of people are still "Wessis" or "Ossis" (a derivative term speaking separately in West Germany and East Germany) I define her a lot. However, for the new generation born after 1989, this event is not part of everyday life but historical facts.

Beethoven's ninth symphony continues to move in everyone's mind. It was broadcast during the Beijing student protest in 1989 and the demolition of the German Berlin Wall in 1990. It is a symbol of music unity, love, and overwhelming power, and you can change the people who hear it forever.

In 1989, Jeremy and Bernard visited Germany together to dismantle the Berlin Wall. Bernard spent more time than his wife to give up Communism. In Berlin, Jeremy heard his father-in-law version very different from the couple's biography. Then Jeremy traveled to France, found the truth about their honeymoon, found the unreliable storyteller, had poor memory, and met with a pair of black dogs in the French countryside in June, in the center, Owned, trained and abandoned. As Jeremy rebuilt, this story is the discovery of evil, regardless of the authenticity of the text, which has a terrible truth about the personal and political power of human harm.

On 9th November 1989, East Germany completely opened the borders, including spectacular gates on the walls of Berlin. Thousands of Germans in East Germany and West Germany have overcome the wall and began to dismantle with iron shovels and hammers. A scene with happiness shows the dramatic change that has occurred since the end of the Cold War. Since 1961, the Berlin Wall has become an iconic barrier between communism and democracy between the East and the West. It reflects changes in international relations. I can not forget, but this episode is neither the beginning nor the end of the relatively rapid collapse of communism. Early in 1989, Hungary and Austria opened borders. By spring of 1990, the liberal political party robbed Communist leaders of the rights of the governments of Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Lithuania, Romania.