West and east side in D.C. I believe it was the Newseum.pic.twitter.com/niKWdXXCMN
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West and east side in D.C. I believe it was the Newseum.pic.twitter.com/niKWdXXCMN
Ah, Liberty and Freedom, they are good! Remember that AMERICA!
And Chancellor Merkel was E German. She was born in Hamburg but moved with her parents to E Germany as an infant. She’s a brilliant woman (maybe why 45 was so threatened by her), has her doctorate in quantum chemistry.
Remembering that it shares an anniversary with Kristallknacht always gives me pause.
The fall of the wall is my first memory of seeing anything on TV.
I still remember that feeling like it was yesterday
Sometimes I still can’t believe that happened!
I remember that night. I was 19z It felt wonderful and progressive. Not once that night it any time after did I worry we'd return to days of the cold war with Russia. dYet, here we are. Moreover, and even scarier, is the role reversal as we, America, may be the new Russia.
You would’ve thought it would occur to the orange tinted idiot that walls don’t work!pic.twitter.com/ATPuCCAzPf
i was living in upper east side manhattan.
got on a bus and called out ‘the berlin wall is down!’
and the whole bus of ppl cheered.
a very new york unity moment. 
Thank Pope John Paul II and President Reagan.
I am still happy that 'WW3 - The Cold War - 1949-1989' ended without nukes bring deployed!pic.twitter.com/FqTkhz2jrm
This was so sudden and dramatic when it happened.
The good old days...
Very big deal. Would a day of remembrance.
Another Regan triumph!
Yeah. Officially. I was there the preceding June.
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