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Crossing The Berlin Wall: History
Learn about attempts to Cross the Berlin Wall with iMinds insightful knowledge series.
The East German guards who patrolled the numerous watchtowers along the famous Berlin Wall had orders to shoot to kill anyone who attempted to scale the boundary from East Berlin to its Western neighbour. Still, there are many tales of daring escapes from East Berlin to West Berlin throughout the wall’s history.
The Berlin Wall spread all the way around West Berlin. It stretched for about 96 miles, with 27 miles between East and West Berlin. More than a wall, fortified fencing and watch-towers also made up what we refer to as the “Berlin Wall”. Escape over it from communist East Berlin to the capitalist West was a dream of many Germans.
iMinds brings targeted knowledge to your eReading device with short information segments to whet your mental appetite and broaden your mind.
The East German guards who patrolled the numerous watchtowers along the famous Berlin Wall had orders to shoot to kill anyone who attempted to scale the boundary from East Berlin to its Western neighbour. Still, there are many tales of daring escapes from East Berlin to West Berlin throughout the wall’s history.
The Berlin Wall spread all the way around West Berlin. It stretched for about 96 miles, with 27 miles between East and West Berlin. More than a wall, fortified fencing and watch-towers also made up what we refer to as the “Berlin Wall”. Escape over it from communist East Berlin to the capitalist West was a dream of many Germans.
iMinds brings targeted knowledge to your eReading device with short information segments to whet your mental appetite and broaden your mind.
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4 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 13, 2010
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October 17, 2023
The Berlin Wall was built to prevent people fleeing from East Berlin to West Berlin.
The wall was also known as the Wall of Shame as it was against freedom of movement. It was demolished on 9 November 1989.
The reason for construction was to prevent the emigration of people from East Berlin to West Berlin and the Western European countries. Many people died when they tried to emigrate by escaping over the wall. This book will help you to know more about the Berlin Wall and its destruction.
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The wall was also known as the Wall of Shame as it was against freedom of movement. It was demolished on 9 November 1989.
“The Berlin Wall spread all the way around West Berlin. It stretched for about 96 miles, with 27 miles between East and West Berlin. More than a wall, fortified fencing and watch-towers also made up what we refer to as the “Berlin Wall”. Escape over it from communist East Berlin to the capitalist West was a dream of many Germans.”
The reason for construction was to prevent the emigration of people from East Berlin to West Berlin and the Western European countries. Many people died when they tried to emigrate by escaping over the wall. This book will help you to know more about the Berlin Wall and its destruction.
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