Berlin History 15 of 15 – The Fall of the Wall 3 of 3 – BBC Our World Documentary, recorded 04.11. & 09.11.2009 An eyewitness to history, Brian Hanrahan was in Berlin the night the Wall fell. Twenty years ago he watched the guards open the gates and joined the crowds as they climbed the hated barrier that marked the dividing line between East and West, capitalism and communism. He returns to unravel the story of what happened that night, and how it touched people’s lives. For more information, see news.bbc.co.uk .
Archiv für Juli 2012
Berlin History 15 of 15 – The Fall of the Wall 3 of 3 – BBC Our World Documentary
Sonntag, 29. Juli 2012D Day to Berlin
Donnerstag, 26. Juli 2012Documentary
History of Berlin Wall
Montag, 23. Juli 2012This is a part of Berlin Free Walking Tour, when the guide explains a little bit regarding the Berlin Wall.
History in Motion: Berlin Wall Move 2012-06-28
Freitag, 20. Juli 2012Capital University’s section of the Berlin Wall is now the centerpiece of a courtyard being established on the south side of Huber-Spielman Hall. The wall recently was moved from the first floor of Blackmore Library to a grassy area that is being converted into a courtyard where students can go when they want a quiet, contemplative and green space. From start to finish, the move took more than seven hours. We’ve edited down to the best 14 minutes, which is a little long by our standards for YouTube. But we thought it was worth showing the tremendous amount of planning, teamwork and care that went into safely moving this 2.8-ton piece of history across campus. tags: Berlin Wall History Capital University Columbus, Ohio, college, construction, art, #dialogue #citizenship #rigorous
Berlin, Germany Student Travel – EF Educational Tours
Dienstag, 17. Juli 2012A city no longer divided, Berlin invites you to celebrate its bright future while also revealing the scars of modern history. Discover tours to Berlin, Germany eftri.ps Welcome to Berlin! We are here, we are in Berlin, and the history is right here as we walk! You can go into modern Berlin and really get to experience the culture that it is now, and then you turn the corner and there is an amazing really old building. It is so cool to see people from all different cultures in one place at one time. Our tour director is awesome. She knows everything there is to know about the city. I just got my passport stamped at checkpoint Charlie in Berlin, Germany so I can go through the checkpoint now! Here we are at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. It represents a Prussian victory over the French. We are here in the Holocaust Museum. As you walk you are stepping on the faces and they make this noise and it is supposed to symbolize the innocent people who have been hurt by war. People got trapped trying to cross the Berlin Wall. Here seeing it in person and seeing these beautiful murals they’ve put on; they really turned it into something amazing! We can actually piece together the entire city in a story.