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 Half a life ago, Katrin blew the Wall downBold Leipzig youth used ‘peace prayers' as cover to think the unthinkable
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 Turning the tables on CeausescuDoug Saunders stands and looks over a square in Timisoara where 20 years earlier, workers rallied for democracy
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 Globe journalists on the fall of the WallThe Globe's Jim Sheppard, Paul Koring and John Gray discuss with Doug Saunders their experiences 20 years ago covering the collapse of the Berlin Wall.
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 All it took was Gorbachev and glasnostConventional wisdom suggests the Soviets had little choice, but they did
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 Berlin's anniversary: The evolution of the new Europe beginsThe crumbling of the wall started the unification process that is reshaping the continent
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 Mulroney not surprised by Thatcher's opposition to united GermanyEuropean leaders believed the fall of the wall would bring a political power shift
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 Saunders in BerlinThe Globe's European correspondent caps his two-week march through the former Eastern Bloc in Berlin for the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall
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 When the Berlin Wall fell, his world did tooWhen the Iron curtain was dropped, Aram Radomski was the first to step over it into a world for which he was totally unprepared. He thrived, but many others floundered
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 Berlin, then and nowA look at how the city has changed since the end of the Cold War
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 New light thrown on Stasi's role at '76 GamesDocuments show that the East German secret police dumped syringes, serum in St. Lawrence river after Montreal Olympics
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 Why we celebrate the fall of the WallA continent scarred by war and divided by barbed wire has now been unified for two decades
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 Leipzig demonstrations set the stage for BerlinDoug Saunders reports from the German city, where demonstrators finally cracked communism's hold
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 Half a life ago, Katrin blew the Wall downBold Leipzig youth used ‘peace prayers' as cover to think the unthinkable
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 The Leipzig protestsNo description available
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 Then and NowA look at the German city the way it is now and the way it look in 1989 before the Wall came down
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 MTV, tear down that wallFans decry two-metre barrier put up to prevent non-ticket holders from viewing U2's free concert at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate Thursday
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 The end of Communism in EuropeFollow the events of 1989 that led to the fall of the Iron Curtain
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