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Wir sind alle Berliner

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@cinefiliacult And brilliant in Cal

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Unbelievably we are back in England and motoring through Kent, please spread the word

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Burger King just made a killing
Now it’s time to try out this DVD player
Freddie Mercury was just likened to an angry lizard in that jacket!

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Hanover behind us, in Bielefeld area

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Left Berlin just after 4pm local time
Passing Magdeburg soon
All well

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@GermanyTourism Tübingen

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Turned out nice again at the Wannsee

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Missing his master

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Turned out nice again

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@visitberlin Hackescher Markt, für Hackesche Höfe, Blindenwerkstatt Otto Weidts und vieles mehr

[Berlin Companion @kreuzberged]

My latest post with a tale from the treasure trove of The Berlin Companion: vanishing trains, quarrelling cities and a tunnel that was a status statement.
https://t.co/OawBcczCLF

[Prof. Frank McDonough @FXMC1957]

16 June 2017. German politician Helmut Kohl died (aged 87). He was Chancellor of West Germany between 1982 and 1990 and of reunited Germany from 1990 to 1998. He oversaw the reunification of Germany and his 16-year tenure is the longest of any German Chancellor since Bismarck.

[German Embassy London @GermanEmbassy]

#OnThisDay in 1953 around 1m people in former East Germany took to the streets to protest against the regime, demanding free elections and the reunification of Germany.

The largely peaceful uprising was violently suppressed, 55 people died and more than a thousand were arrested.

[GermanyTourism @GermanyTourism]

This notorious spot in Berlin received its name from the NATO phonetic alphabet: Alpha, Bravo, Charlie. From 1961 to 1990, Checkpoint Charlie was the most well known border crossing between East and West Berlin during the Cold War. Have you ever visited?

[Brendan Nash @Cabaret_Berlin]

17th June 1953 remembered

[German at Portsmouth @GermanAtPompey]

18 June 1974: the GDR national team celebrates taking the lead against Chile in the 1974 World Cup. The match finished 1:1 #OTD 50 years ago (via Bundesarchiv)

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#NewProfilePic

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Street of Human Rights

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Medieval shots, former leper colony is now student accommodation, hangman’s bridge