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Berlin
... a dis-used airfield who's main terminal building has the second largest footprint of any building in the world behind the Pentagon. It's a huge expanse of tarmac and field which was used in the war to get supplies to the whole of West Berlin but it is now used as a recreational area with cyclists, roller bladers, land kites and more. It feels really odd though, as I imagine it still looks like it did 70 odd years ago. A lot of Berlin ...
Cold War Mecca!
... Fake seats in Car, fusion suitcase and others, but not really worth the money. Todays lesson: everything I paid for I could have skipped, every free CRAZY AWESOME!
SOOO to the good stuff, Chase are you still with me? There is a Free Stasi museum, which is really well done and has pictures, documents, spy equipment etc! THEN and I still can’t believe it was ...
Day 1 - Pergamon Museum
... great national pride, which is clearly shown though the subject matter covered. The piece to the right was something that I found to be very interesting.
To top that evening off, a smaller group of us went out to a nice dinner by Alexanderplatz, had a few beers and good conversation. At the end of dinner, we all dragged ourselves to the train station to catch our ride home. Although the day was very long, it was a lot of fun and I am so excited to be here. More tomorrow!
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Glad it is 2012 and not 1945....
... I can't wait to come back with Sean, Ro and Mimi to do all the museums and things I missed on the five hour cold, rainy, but wonderful tour. After the tour, I was very thankful that it was 2012 and not 1945 which meant I could go back to my uber modern hotel and take a uber hot shower. I then was lucky enough to meet up with my friends Paul and Jennie (Paul is a journalist who sometimes ...
More Berlin History.....
... points he was speaking about, using a large book with photographs of the time as well as some other items.
The Guide also talked about the financial situation in Germany at that time. At one point, one U.S. dollar was worth about 8 Reichmarks, however this worsened to the point where one U.S. dollar was worth ten trillion Reichmarks! The attached photos show some of the Bank Notes of that time and some postage stamps that are worth over one ...
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