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The fall of the Berlin Wall | Europeana Skip to page contents Exhibition: Reuniting Germany The fall of the Berlin Wall Exhibition Reuniting Germany The fall of the Berlin Wall Share The fall of the Berlin Wall during the night from 9 to 10 November 1989 symbolised the end of an era for the whole world. For the Germans, the very long post-war period had come to an end. Families and friends were reunited at last, after twenty-eight years of forced separation. While the suddenness of the event took everyone by surprise, GDR citizens had already been demonstrating in the streets to demand politic
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