Berlin, Potsdamer Platz, 60s (c) 2004 Heiko Burkhardt
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       Berlin, 1961. Berlin Wall at Zimmerstrasse/Markgrafenstrasse West Berliners watching over the Wall to the East 1961. West Berliners waving and watching their relatives in East Berlin Berlin, Potsdamer Platz, 60s (c) 2004 Heiko Burkhardt The Death Zone, view to Zimmerstrasse East Berlin is situated on the left side Berlin, April 1963 Berlin, Oberbaumbrücke 1962 Remembering on an unknown refugee who was killed by East German border guards    On the Western Side Life on the Western Side: Offleben At one border overlook I watched a couple of East German guards busying themselves at the base of a watchtower. Suddenly, they made a beeline for a gate in the fence, entered the no man's land and stood just a few feet across the border from me. One of them began taking pictures, the other turned his back as I set up my camera and photographed them. Brian Rose  Life on the Western Side: Neustadt Only possible on the Western side (Photo taken in 1985) While in Berlin…   On duty at the Checkpoint Charlie Berlin, April 1963 (c) 2002 James B. Osbon Berlin, Bernauer Strasse. The house is situated in the East, the pedestrian in the West. The windows were walled up to prevent people from escaping to West Berlin (c) 2004 Heiko Burkhardt The West Berlin authorities thoughtfully put up viewing platforms, so visitors could see over the wall at various key points. They were also thoughtful enough to put up signs, absolving themselves of any responsibility, if the East German border guards opened fire on them. fire on you! The Brandenburg Gate, from the Western side, c.1986. During the period the wall existed, only border guards could go into the area where the Gate stood. Even on the Eastern side everyone was kept away.  1983 The Church of Reconciliation was the Death Zone and, in 1985, was demolished by the GDR authorities The building on the left side is situated in the East the building on the right side in the West July 1974 Shack, dustbin and border guards to fire Watchtower in the border area near Eichholz dam / dam Nennhauser (c) 2002 Stephen Pastenaci Berlin Wall, 1983 Watchtower and wall near the railway line to Hamburg Berlin Wall St. Hedwig's Cemetery 1983 The fence prevented the freedom to care for the cemetery graves. Entering the cemetery was only permitted with a special card.    U.S. President Ronald Reagan challenging the Soviet Union to tear down the Berlin Wall, at the Brandenburg Gate in West Berlin, 1987. © Corbis  Berlin November 10th, 1989 Border crossing point at Bornholmer Strasse Every single car from the East is welcomed after opening the border Berlin November 10th, 1989    A crowd on top of the Berlin Wall, celebrating the fall of East Germany’s communist government in December 1989. © Owen Franken/Corbis Berlin Wall April 1990 The street is still closed and the Wall has not been demolished yet April 1990 The border crossings are opened however the Wall is still under control Berlin Wall April 1990 Prenzlauer Berg Norwegstr. A last part of the former electrical fence Soviet Memorial, Berlin, 1990  Berlin September 1997 Former border crossing point at Bornholmer Strasse The tram connects former East and West again Hötensleben Memorial, 1996 Photographs © Brian Rose  The Guard Tower The Wall The Village The Vehicle Trail The Death Strip October 1997 Pankow, Bahnhofstr. The former Wall area got its nature back  What began inside… 1,200 praying and then - Moving outside…where the count swelled to 70,000!  Participants in a "Monday demonstration" in Leipzig on October 23, 1989, five days after the forced resignation of Erich Honecker. demonstration in GDR history. The Last "Monday Demonstration" in Leipzig (March 12, 1990)
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