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WHII.12b

by Michael Wetzel
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democratic Berlin Wall killed USSR communist NATO influence West Germany Iron Curtain Warsaw Pact capitalist authoritarian USSR isolated protest restricted

During the Cold War , Germany was split into two pieces . West Germany had a government and economy . It was also a part of . By contrast , East Germany had an government with a economy . It was a part of the and its decisions were heavily influenced by the .

In 1961 , the East Germany government wanted to stop people from trying to escape to the economically prosperous and West Berlin by building the . This wall West Berlin in several ways . Travel between the two parts of the country were heavily . Those who made a break for the wall were either arrested or .

Almost 30 years later , the began to decline in power and . The East German government was able to make more decisions for itself . They announced that the travel restrictions would be loosened slightly . This translated to hundreds of people rushing for the wall . This mob became a , which led to the protestors dismantling the wall itself .

Physically , the wall had been brought down , but symbolically the was starting to open .

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