The Fall of the Berlin Wall

The wonderful thing is that the schedule of this life is still going on and the birth of a research paper has started. The core of the historian's goal, direction, desire is in movement. It is possible for people to discover and understand these phenomena in history as Western democratic values ​​dominated today and many other republics. "Plato built his republic according to what he thought was the basic element or characteristic of the human soul: appetite, spirit and philosophy" ("Pratt", "Ental").

My theme is "Collapse of the Wall of Berlin", communism and politics. The Berlin Wall was built in 1961. The wall was built to separate Communists in the east and the west. The Berlin Wall was built to build a heavy fort about 26 miles in length. Berlin is the focus of change. The collapse of the Berlin Wall will always remember the end of the "Cold War". This allowed the West to enter the Middle East, leading to widespread disarray. After a bad loss during the war, the Soviet Union decided to establish a buffer zone in Eastern Europe. Between 1945 and 1948, the dictators sponsored by the Soviet commanded power in the central devastated during the war in Europe. The territory of German major arena alliance occupation began to climb into a political entity. In 1949, the western and eastern governments of Germany organized and finalized division of work on the continent.

The dividing wall means breaking. Even now 20 years after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, East and West heritage can be seen in the city's architecture, economics, and comprehensive culture. In this article I will explore the long-term effects that may still be felt from the spatial and political history of Berlin, the beginning of the wall to today. The German Democratic Republic (GDR), established on October 7, 1949 under the influence of the Soviet Union, prevented the unification of Germany for 40 years. The East German Tourism Handbook of the 1970s emphasizes the position that democratic Germany maintains its borders and is trying to maintain close diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and other socialist countries. This lasting position in accordance with the policy of the Soviet Union is similar to the ideology that produced iron curtains born in Berlin's Soviet occupation after the Second World War. The West refuses to accept this split