Примери коришћења East and west berlin на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Map of East and West Berlin.
This is the infamous gateway between former East and West Berlin.
East and West Berlin is closed.
The wall had separated East and West Berlin for nearly three decades.
East and West Berlin had two entirely different systems of governance.
The wall might be torn down, but the difference between east and west Berlin is still at large.
East and West Berlin were separated by the Berlin  Wall from 1961 to 1989….
Telephone service between East and West Berlin was re-established after 19 years.
The museum documents the history of the Friedrichstrasse crossing between East and West Berlin.
The wall covered all the land in a line between East and West Berlin so there was nowhere for people to cross.
In August 1961 the East  German governmentbuilt the Berlin  Wall, ending freedom of movement between East and West Berlin.
Limited telephone service re-established between East and West Berlin for the first time in 19 years.
There were eight border crossings between East and West Berlin that enabled the movement of West  German citizens, Western foreigners and  Allied personnel into East Berlin  or East  German citizens to West Berlin,  provided that they had special permit.
In 1961 the leader of the Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev,ordered that a wall be built between East and West Berlin to stop people leaving.
There were eight border crossings between East and West Berlin that enabled the movement of West  German citizens, Western foreigners and  Allied personnel into East Berlin  or East  German citizens to West Berlin,  provided that they had special permit.
Only two months later,on 13 August 1961, GDR armed forces sealed off the border between East and West Berlin and  erected barriers.
There were eight border crossings between East and West Berlin, allowing visits by West  Berliners,West  Germans, western foreigners and  Allied personnel into East Berlin,  as well as visits of East  German citizens into West Berlin,  provided they held the necessary permit.
Also of interest is Museum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie marking the best-known crossing point between East and West Berlin and  with displays and  artifacts tracing the history of human rights.
Conceived by the East  German administration of Walter Ulbricht and  approved by Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, the wall was a long separation barrier between West Berlin and East  Germany(the German Democratic Republic), which closed the border between East and West Berlin for a period of 28 years.
To prevent further emigration, the East  German government constructed a technical barrier between East and West Berlin that almost completely cut West Berlin  off from the outside world.
There were eight border crossings between East and West Berlin, allowing visits by West  Berliners,West  Germans, western foreigners and  Allied personnel into East Berlin,  as well as visits of East  German citizens into West Berlin,  provided they held the necessary permit.
But those who look closely will spot other signs that the city was once split in half: from stoplights to manhole covers,the differences that marked East and West Berlin have survived into the new century, some visible even from space.
There were eight border crossings between East and West Berlin, which allowed visits by West  Berliners,West  Germans, Western foreigners and  Allied personnel into East Berlin,  as well as visits by GDR citizens and  citizens of other socialist countries into West Berlin,  provided that they held the necessary permits.
The wall was built with the intention to stop the outflow of workers and  improve the economic balance that was associated with the daily migration of a largenumber of professional and  skilled workers between East and West Berlin, as well as to prevent the escape that had political and  economic ramifications for East Berlin. .
It was built during the post-World War II period of a divided Germany, in an effort to stop the drain of labor and  economic output associated with the daily migration of huge numbers of professionals and skilled workers between East and West Berlin, and the attendant defections, which had politicaland  economic consequences for the Communist bloc.
The wall was built with the intention to stop the outflow of workers and  improve the economic balance that was associated with the daily migration of a large number of professional and skilled workers between East and West Berlin, as well as to prevent the escape that had politicaland  economic ramifications for East Berlin. .
The Wall which had brutally divided East Berlin and West Berlin from 1961 to 1989 had come down.
The former German capital, Berlin, was also divided into East Berlin and West Berlin but West Berlin  was completely surrounded by East  Germany.
The former German capital, Berlin, was a special case, being divided into East Berlin and West Berlin, with West Berlin  completely surrounded by East  German territory.