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 Life in Berlin Summary
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 Life in Berlin means living with history, especially the legacy of the city's Nazi past. The years 1933 to 1945, when Berlin was the capital of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich—Berliners call it the "brown past"— continue to define the city.... summary from source:
 History of Berlin Information
6,150 words, approx. 21 pages
 Berlin is the capital city of reunited Germany. Berlin is a young city by European standards, founded in the 13th... 
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 The Washington Post History and Memory In Berlin
11/11/1990: 947 words, approx. 3 pages "And here, ladies and gentlemen," said the tour guide, "just here along next to the Reichstag, you must imagine the Wall." A silence in the bus as everybody tried. Eight of the nine travelers in this American group had memories to draw on, but... summary from source:
The Washington Post History Under Berlin
12/10/1994: 356 words, approx. 1 pages THE ECONOMIC upsurge and the burst of new construction in reunified Berlin are swiftly obscuring the scars of the former Wall and No Man's Land, but in cities the past never really goes away. That's one reason for the fight now going on in...
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