
Stories from 40 years of living in Berlin
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New Year’s Eve 1989 was a night to remember — the first one in an undivided Berlin. Hundreds of thousands from both parts of the city flocked to Brandenburg Gate to celebrate together. The world watched Berlin have the party of a lifetime a...
In the last part, Hans-Dietrich Genscher had pronounced the willingness to take GDR refugees occupying the West German embassy in Prague, and Hungary had opened its borders. The flood of refugees to Austria and West Germany was enormous. Ma...
While I was visiting England in May 1989, elections were taking place in East Germany. I can’t remember even being aware of what was probably the biggest trigger for anger and protest in the GDR. After it was announced that the Sozialistisc...
In December 1988 and January 1989, the students in West Berlin were revolting. Well, perhaps not exactly revolting, but at least protesting and even occupying. Overcrowding and budget cuts by the Conservative government, especially in tradi...
I started trying to get my life together around this time. I got a flat on my own in Gneisenaustraße, near Südstern, in Berlin-Kreuzberg. There was a lot of competition in 1988 for flats (not anything like as bad as today, but still a lot),...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Scottish-German storyteller, family historian, artist, photographer, gardener, actress. Originally from the UK, now living in Berlin, and half the year in Greece. Editor of an online lexicon on nuclear weapons.
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