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Berlin Wall Along Bernauer Street Blocks Entrance to Church in East Berlin Symbolically Reminding Germans of Communist Opposition to Religion
Berlin Wall Along Bernauer Street Blocks Entrance to Church in East Berlin Symbolically Reminding Germans of Communist Opposition to Religion ca. 1963
Opening in the Berlin Wall at Potsdamer Platz
Opening in the Berlin Wall at Potsdamer Platz 11/14/1989
Berlin Wall Reinforced. Under The Watchful Eye of Communist Police, East German Workers Near The Brandenburg Gate Reinforce The Wall Dividing The City
Berlin Wall Reinforced. Under The Watchful Eye of Communist Police, East German Workers Near The Brandenburg Gate Reinforce The Wall Dividing The City 10/1961
President Reagan Giving a Speech at the Berlin Wall
President Reagan Giving a Speech at the Berlin Wall 6/12/1987
East German Police Watch as Visitors Pass Through the Berlin Wall
East German Police Watch as Visitors Pass Through the Berlin Wall 11/14/1989
A West German Chips Off a Piece of the Berlin Wall
A West German Chips Off a Piece of the Berlin Wall 11/14/1989
President Ronald Reagan
President Ronald Reagan's Speech at the Berlin Wall 6/12/1987
Watchful Communist Border Guard Mans The Berlin Wall and Keeps a Constant Lookout for Persons Attempting to Escape from East Berlin
Watchful Communist Border Guard Mans The Berlin Wall and Keeps a Constant Lookout for Persons Attempting to Escape from East Berlin ca. 1964
The West Berlin Struggle: The Berlin Wall
The West Berlin Struggle: The Berlin Wall 8/1961
World Trouble Spots: The Berlin Wall
World Trouble Spots: The Berlin Wall
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