The November Pogrom
1938
1938 · synagogues burned across Germany and Austria in one night
New Synagogue, Oranienburger Straße, Berlin
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The Fall of the Berlin Wall
1989 · a border opened by a misread announcement
- 日付
- 起きた場所
- Bornholmer Straße crossing, Berlin, Germany
At a press conference on the evening of 9 November, an East German spokesman read out new travel rules he had not been briefed on and, asked when they applied, answered: immediately. Television carried it, and thousands walked to the crossings.
At Bornholmer Straße the officer in charge, with no orders and a growing crowd, raised the barrier at about half past eleven. Nobody was hurt. The wall had stood for twenty-eight years; within a year Germany was one country again.
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