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government that is ran by the people. This conflict not only affected Germany, but also many other, region of the world. Europe was the immediate victim of the Cold War. Europe was cut into the Western side that supported democracy and capitalism and the Eastern side that were communist (document 1). Germany, as the

The Berlin Wall was built in 1961 in the Cold War. It was used as a separation tool that divided Germany into a communist side and a democratic side. The West side was democratic and the East side was communist. These sides had different views and ideas of how Germany should be led and run. The Berlin Wall blocked people in the West side from going into the East side to go to work, shop, to see their family and vice versa. It was very difficult to try and cross over from the West side to the East

Wild gets are taken fundamentally in the eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean. Essential gets incorporate Atlantic herring, sprat, blue whiting, and Atlantic mackerel. Driving angling nations are Spain, Denmark, the United Kingdom, and France. Together, these countries represent about portion

leave Western Berlin, giving them six months to pull their forces. This comment started the Berlin Crisis that continued for the next three years. One of the major problems for Berlin was its location. It was a Western city, but it was located in the Eastern part of Germany where communism was thriving. The Soviet Union and United States kept negotiating in their highly tense relation as things turned worse and worse every day. August 13, 1961 became one of the major turning points in the Cold War. East-German

The Berlin Wall was a barrier that completely separated East and West Berlin during the time of the Cold War. It was constructed August 13th, 1961 and fell November 9th, 1989 from demolition. After WWII Germany was divided between the Soviets (East Germany) and the Allies (West Germany) to separate the two ideologies of communism and capitalism. The wall restricted movement from East to West Berlin, so citizens under communist rule could not escape to capitalism. People in East Berlin wanted to escape

The Belin Wall: a Divide between Two Economies When the prominent Indian economist B. R. Shenoy visited Berlin in 1960, he witnessed two completely differing parts of the same city (Shenoy). A wall divided Berlin into two separate areas, West Berlin and East Berlin. West Berlin, a capitalist economy, boomed with economic freedom and prosperity. While East Berlin, a command economy, verged on economic collapse. The example of West and East Berlin demonstrates that a capitalist economy, also known

Billy Gibson Mr. Krist 9/29/16 US History 12 The Fat Stacks of the West and the Empty Hands of the East East Germany demonstrated the failures of Stalin, while Western Germany demonstrated the successes of capitalism. Berlin was the best example to present a clear view of the Cold War. West Germany was able to show how a through the acceptance of aid from others and producing a stable economy can lead to prosperity and stability. East Germany on the other hand, had no say in its matters due to

The Fall of the Berlin Wall Succeeding twenty-eight years of oppression and involuntary separation, East and West Germany were finally reunited through a series of events that lead to the downfall of one of the most significant historic landmarks in German history. As time passed, there came a well-anticipated time in which citizens gained a glimpse of hope. The Berlin Wall was suddenly dismantled, and locals began to take a different view on life and culture after being reconciled with peers from

EAST GERMAN CITIZENS The infamous Berlin Wall was built in 1961. But that wasn’t everything. First, France, Great Britain, the U.S., and the USSR (Soviet Union) split Germany into East and West Germany. Both countries then went on two astonishingly different paths. The German Democratic Republic (East Germany, or GDR) was ruled by communism (a system where everything was supposed to be shared, and the government owned everything. In other words, Communist life was dull, repetitive, and unadventurous)

What are the main points of this reading (focus on concepts, ideas, and theme, not on individual facts)? Chapter 26 is about the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union. The war started because there were many different ideas of how the postwar should be and the different ways to achieve these new goals. The Cold War was a fight that was also about Communism and preventing the Soviet Union from spreading their empire East. The Soviet Union was communist and under the lead of Joseph