But those who look closely will spot other signs that the city was once split in half: from stoplights to manhole covers, the differences that marked East and West Berlin have survived into the ...

But those who look closely will spot other signs that the city was once split in half: From stoplights to manhole covers, the differences that marked East and West Berlin have survived into the ...

Attractions are spread out along the old political boundaries of east and west Berlin, with most of the popular sights on the city's east side. Accessible via the Klosterstraße, Brandenburger Tor ...

It served as the epicenter of Hitler's Third Reich and was nearly wiped off the map at the end ... Most traces of the Berlin Wall and other landmarks delineating East and West have been torn ...

He modified his car and crossed into East Berlin one night, picked up his friend and set about making the crossing back into West Germany. He made it through the border, and his idea -- the ...

There's no place on Earth where East and West, cardinal directions, don't meet. But, over the centuries, East and West — particularly the East in the minds of people in the West — have ...

Although Berlin was located about 90 miles east from the border between the GDR and West Germany and completely surrounded by the Soviet sector, the city was also originally divided into four ...

The heavily fortified border —the Berlin Wall— plugged the last gap between East and West. On Nov. 9, 1989, the border was opened, and the Berlin Wall ceremoniously came down as the world watched.

On Nov. 9, 1989, the communist East German government announced that all citizens would be permitted to visit West Berlin and West Germany, officially ending half a century of militarily enforced ...

But those who look closely will spot other signs that the city was once split in half: from stoplights to manhole covers, the differences that marked East and West Berlin have survived into the ...