Berlin 1989: Revisiting the Fall of the Wall
With the benefit of 25 years of hindsight, Duke University Professor Bruce Jentleson looks back on the fall of the wall and its meaning then and now. He and NOW host John Milewski also discuss their firsthand experience in Berlin as part of a project that resulted in a televised town meeting between east and west Berlin residents that was seen nationally on C-SPAN.
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