35 Years after the Fall of Berlin Wall – Where You Can Still See its Remains

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The Berlin Wall used to divide the German capital. In West Germany, it was referred to as the "Wall of Shame," while GDR leadership in East Germany called it the "Anti-Fascist Protection Barrier."
When the wall fell on November 9, 1989, a new global political era dawned. The symbol of German division was torn down. We show you where today you can still see remains of the Berlin Wall.

00:00 Intro
01:04 The Fall of the Wall in 1989
01:37 Checkpoint Charlie
05:34 Berlin Wall Memorial, Bernauer Strasse
08:29 East Side Gallery
11:49 Point Alpha
13:30 Mödlareuth

CREDITS:
Report: Kerstin Schmidt, Anooshay Abid
Camera: Holm Weber
Editing: Holger Radeke, Jenny Gärtner, Friderike Rohrmann
Supervising editors: Elisabeth Yorck, Christina Deicke
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