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During the ColdWar of the 20th Cenrury the east part of Berlin was the capital of EastGermany. 
In 1962 the BerlinWall was built, dividing the city into WestBerlin and EastBerlin. Up to 1999, the Capital of West-GermanY was a small town in NordrheinWestfalen called BonN.
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During the ColdWar of the 20th Cenrury the east part of Berlin was the capital of EastGermany. While the western part insite of beeing geographically divided from wetern germany remaind belonging to it. 
In 1962 the BerlinWall was built, dividing the city into WestBerlin and EastBerlin. This move from the east-germany government was due to economically and political reasons. After the breakdown of communism in europe the town was united is soon became capital of germany.
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During the ColdWar of the 20th Cenrury the east part of Berlin was the capital of EastGermany. While the western part insite of beeing geographically divided from wetern germany remaind belonging to it. 
In 1962 the BerlinWall was built, dividing the city into WestBerlin and EastBerlin. 
This move from the east-germany government was due to economically and political reasons. After the breakdown of communism in europe the town was united  and
soon became capital of germany. And it was Kennedy who said with some funny accent 
"ich bin ein berliner".
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During the ColdWar of the 20th Cenrury the east part of Berlin was the capital of EastGermany. While the western part inspite of beeing geographically divided from western germany remained belonging to western germany. 
In 1962 the BerlinWall was built, dividing the city into WestBerlin and EastBerlin. 
This move from the east-germany government was due to economically and political reasons. After the breakdown of communism in europe the town was united  and
soon became capital of germany. And it was Kennedy who said with some funny accent 
"ich bin ein berliner".
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During the ColdWar of the 20th Cenrury the east part of Berlin was the capital of EastGermany, while the western part of the city, in spite of being geographically divided from WestGermany, continued to belong to WestGermany.

In 1962 the BerlinWall was built, dividing the city into WestBerlin and EastBerlin. 
This was undertaken by the East German government for economic and political reasons.  According to most Westerners, the reason for it was to prevent East Germans from immigrating to the West.

After the breakdown of CommunIsm in Europe the city, like the country, was united and soon became capital of all of Germany once again.

Kennedy gave a speech about the BerlinWall in which he said, with a bad accent, "Ich bin ein Berliner"--something Germans found hilarious, since it meant he's a kind of beer (a Berliner beer).  He should have said "Ich bin Berliner."  (Now, can anyone say what Kennedy's <i>point</i> was?)
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During the ColdWar of the 20th Cenrury the east part of Berlin was the capital of EastGermany, while the western part of the city, in spite of being geographically divided from WestGermany, continued to belong to WestGermany.

In 1962 the BerlinWall was built, dividing the city into WestBerlin and EastBerlin.  This was undertaken by the East German government for economic and political reasons.  According to most Westerners, the reason for it was to prevent East Germans from immigrating to the West.  So, up to 1999, the Capital of WestGermany was a small town in NordrheinWestfalen called BonN.

After the breakdown of CommunIsm in Europe the city, like the country, was united and soon became capital of all of Germany once again.

Kennedy gave a speech about the BerlinWall in which he said, with a bad accent, "Ich bin ein Berliner"--something Germans found hilarious, since it meant he's a kind of beer (a Berliner beer).  He should have said "Ich bin Berliner."  (Now, can anyone say what Kennedy's <i>point</i> was?)
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During the ColdWar of the 20th Cenrury the east part of Berlin was the capital of EastGermany, while the western part of the city, in spite of being geographically divided from WestGermany, continued to belong to WestGermany.

In 1962 the BerlinWall was built, dividing the city into WestBerlin and EastBerlin.  This was undertaken by the East German government for economic and political reasons.  According to most Westerners, the reason for it was to prevent East Germans from immigrating to the West.  So, up to 1999, the Capital of WestGermany was a small town in NordrheinWestfalen called BonN.

After the breakdown of CommunIsm in Europe the city, like the country, was united and soon became capital of all of Germany once again.

Kennedy gave a speech about the BerlinWall in which he said, with a bad accent, "Ich bin ein Berliner"--something Germans found hilarious, since it meant he's a kind of beer (a Berliner beer).  He should have said "Ich bin Berliner."  (Now, can anyone say what Kennedy's <i>point</i> was?)
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During the ColdWar of the 20th Cenrury the east part of Berlin was the capital of EastGermany, while the western part of the city, in spite of being geographically divided from WestGermany, continued to belong to WestGermany.  In 1962 the BerlinWall was built, dividing the city into WestBerlin and EastBerlin.  This was undertaken by the East German government for economic and political reasons.  According to most Westerners, the reason for it was to prevent East Germans from immigrating to the West.  So, up to 1999, the Capital of WestGermany was a small town in NordrheinWestfalen called BonN.

After the breakdown of CommunIsm in Europe the city, like the country, was united and soon became capital of all of Germany once again.

Kennedy gave a speech about the BerlinWall in which he said, with a bad accent, "Ich bin ein Berliner"--something Germans found hilarious, since it meant he's a kind of beer (a Berliner beer).  He should have said "Ich bin Berliner."  (Now, can anyone say what Kennedy's <i>point</i> was?)
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