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Eastern Germany

What's Left of the Berlin Wall

On Aug. 13, 1961, East German workers began erecting the infamous Berlin Wall, which would separate the city in two halves for more than 28 years. Take a look at what's left of the wall nearly two decades after its fall.

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Germany Divided

Check out DW-WORLD.DE's special coverage of the former German-German border. 

Famous Stretch of Berlin Wall to be Restored

For 28 years, Berliners dreamed of tearing down the Wall. Now, the largest remaining stretch of it is to be touched up to preserve art works against weather damage and vandalism. But how long can it stay spic and span? (06.08.2008) 

WWW Links

The Berlin Wall

Take a look at Berlin's official Web site, which has an extensive section in English on the Berlin Wall. 

Mauerguide

More information on Berlin's new GPS-based, interactive guide that let's visitors explore the remains of the wall. 

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