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1. THE BERLIN CRISIS
   ... of the German Question with the Soviets, or else Moscow would sign a separate peace treaty with the GDR, threatening Western occupation rights in Berlin. ...
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2. Berlin Wall1
   ... The Soviet sector became the East German capital, East Berlin.The governments of these two new countries were set up by the occupying forces, not the populous. ...
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3. The Rise and Fall of the Berlin Wall
   ... East German tourists used this chance to escape, and more than 13,000 of them did within ... This was the first major exodus since the erection of the Berlin Wall. ...
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4. Berlin Wall 2
   ... East German press agency announced that the Warsaw Pact countries had asked the East German government to set up ampquot effective controls ampquot in and around Berlin. ...
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5. The Berlin Wall 2
   ... The Soviet Union sponsored the creation of East Germany, including East Berlin, under the German Democratic Republic DDR. www ...
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6. Berlin Blockade
   ... action. The building of the Berlin Wall, separating the city into east and west, was the SovietEast German solution. Concerning ...
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7. Berlin Wall
   ... August 13, 1961 east German soldiers and members of it militia surrounded west Berlin with temporary fortification which was replaced with a concrete wall that ...
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8. The Berlin Wall
   ... the East German government felt obligated to give in to the people. The day then finally came a little over a month later. On November 9, 1989 the Berlin Wall ...
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9. Berlin Wall
   ... with the economic disparity that had developed in Berlin, it responded by closing all road, rail and canal links between West Berlin and West German. ...
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10. Berlin Wall Book Review on the Berlin Wall by Norman Gelb
    ... By 1961, when the wall went up, 2,800,000 East Berliners had moved to West Berlin since 1949, when the German Democratic Republic was founded. ...
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11. German Unification Problems
    ... On November 9th, East German police unlocked checkpoints along the Berlin Wall and lacking any other orders allowed anyone through. ...
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12. The Cold War
    ... p.8 On August 13, 1961, East German troops began stretching coils of barbed wire across the border checkpoints between East and West Berlin, inhibiting free ...
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13. Cold War
    ... p.8 On August 13, 1961, East German troops began stretching coils of barbed wire across the border checkpoints between East and West Berlin, inhibiting free ...
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14. Cold War
    ... Berlin Wall, Chancellor Helmut Kohl presented his TenPoint Plan to the Bundestag. It was his proposal for the creation of an alliance between the two German ...
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15. Early German Immigration
    ... the 1700amp39s. New York was also a German ampquothot spot.ampquot Such towns as Austerlitz, Berlin, and Rhinebeck were set up here. Famous folk ...
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16. German Weapon Develop. WWII
    ... developed better planes and used better tactics to counter the German offensive techniques ... Added to that was the bombing of Berlin which meant that more planes ...
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17. World War II in Europe Before
    ... In April, Hitler committed suicide in his underground shelter in Berlin, and on May 7, 1945, German leaders to an unconditional surrender, ending the war in ...
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18. Otto von Bismarck
    ... Bismarck then mediated the situation at the Berlin Congress 1878. The German chancellor presided over the discussion and was succeeded in getting the Russia ...
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19. Cabaret
    ... These words echo what the German people are thinking. In 1931 Berlin was in turmoil, theyamp39d suffered through World War I and now also the Great Depression and ...
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20. Cold War
    ... west. East Germans were able to use public transportation to West Berlin and automatically receive West German citizenship. To prevent ...
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21. The Olympics
    ... the IOC repeatedly stated to the people that the city of Berlin was the ... Germans continuously lied to the IOC, their attempts to eliminate the GermanJew from ...
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22. Weber Carl Maria Von
    ... at Dresden 1817 and the unprecedented triumph of Der Freischutz 1821 in Berlin and throughout Germany did his championship of a true German opera win ...
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23. Post WWI Government in Germany
    ... On December 2, 1990, the first allGerman elections were held since 1933 and Berlin was named as Germanyamp39s capital US Dept. of ...
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24. Hitler
    ... War One General Erich Ludendorff, they would win over the German army, proclaim a nationwide revolt and bring down the German democratic government in Berlin. ...
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25. 1936 Olympic Controversies
    ... camp later on in the fall of 1936, in Sachsenhausen, eighteen miles from Berlin. ... The drive then switched to the exclusion of Jews from German sport and the new ...
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26. reunification of germany
    ... East German economy recovered after 1945, but the standard of living was much lower ... escaped to West Germany resulting in the construction of the Berlin Wall. ...
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27. AntiSemitism in Nazi Germany
    ... It began with a boycott of Jewish shops in Berlin. The liquidation of German Jewry was then carried out in a series of steps that now seems tame in comparison ...
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28. Germany
    ... hand feel that while Berlin may have ... Chapter 2 Ben Ezrick German 004 Bibliography
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29. Russia vs. Germany
    ... nearly 4000 Russian tanks and assault guns squared off against 2700 German ones ... remaining year of the war, the Russians steadily marched towards Berlin from the ...
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30. City of Berlin
    ... In 1989 the East German government collapsed and the wall was knocked down. In 1990, East and West Germany reunited. The population of Berlin is three and a ...
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