When Ronald Reagan left the White House in 1989 he did so as the most popular US president since Eisenhower and the most ...

Those who walk through Kennesaw State University may find what looks like a 12-foot stone slap covered in graffiti. That's actually a piece of the Berlin Wall, as in the massive German barrier ...

The building had once been the seat of the German government (and is again today) but in the late 1980s had stood largely unused since World War II due to its proximity to the Berlin Wall looming ...

Saturday's event at the Berlin Wall Memorial, which was attended by President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, honoured the at least 140 people killed trying to flee the Russian-backed German Democratic ...

But not even barbed wire and the Wall could stop people from fleeing. The efforts to perfect the border fortifications in Berlin continued until 1989. President John F. Kennedy's pledge for ...

Many placed flowers in a rare remaining chunk of the structure at the site the Berlin Wall memorial, including President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. Economy Minister Robert Habeck also visited the ...

which is where the Berlin Wall first fell. We then wandered through Mauerpark, which is located along the former wall and is now covered in eclectic graffiti.” “For me, the most poignant part ...

Three Fairview High School students grew fascinated with the protest art of the Berlin Wall during the Cold War — the designs, illustrations and other artistic graffiti — after studying the ...

On Nov. 9, 1989, East Germany opened the Berlin Wall, allowing travel from East to West Berlin. That night, Germans celebrated the move by tearing the wall down.Watch the video above to learn more ...

The Berlin Wall, one of the most powerful symbols of the Cold War was destroyed on November 9th, 1989 the Berlin Wall was built in 1961 during the Cold War as *** way to separate the Soviet controlled ...

Once displaying a colorful graffiti ... President Reagan said on June 12, 1987. “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.” The wall was an infamous, guarded concrete barrier that encircled West ...