(Images: ©Anna Bornschlegel / Manon Kurzenne / Berlin Poche)
Some don’t have a clue what to say about the wall, others feel emotional or nostalgic for what might have been. Germans interviewed on the streets of their capital aged 80, 16 or 37 essentially feel the same
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06/11/09
Tags : communisme, Histoire, Politique, Mur de Berlin, Société, Berlin, témoignage.
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