What year did the Berlin Wall fall?

Mondo History Updated on 2024-03-07

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Germany was present in both world wars, and the Berlin Wall was a symbol of Germany's Second World War.

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World War I:July 28, 1914 - November 11, 1918, referred to as "World War I".

Causes of war:The Sarajevo Incident took place in June 1914. The initiator: the German Empire.

Main Battlefield:Europe.

Warring States:33 countries. With more than 70 million troops, 1.5 billion people were mercilessly drawn into the war. The dead and wounded are numerous, according to statistics: more than 8 million regular troops and more than 13 million people have lost their lives, and more than 20 million people have been injured. The damage caused is as much as 270 billion US dollars! The world economy has been set back for decades. It is the sorrow of the people, the displacement, the homelessness, the abounds, but it is the evolution of history.

World War II:September 18, 1931 July 7, 1937 September 1, 1939 - September 2, 1945, referred to as "World War II". It can also be called: the war against fascism.

Causes of war:Adolf Hitler, who came to power as Germany's Führer in 1933, invaded Poland on 1 September 1939, marking the beginning of World War II. Hitler was not only the initiator of World War II, but also a mad slaughterer.

Main Battlefield:Europe.

Warring States:57 countries. According to statistics, the death toll is as high as more than 55 million, more than twice as many as in World War I, and the number of injured has reached more than 35 million. The direct economic damage was more than $4 trillion, more than 14 times more than in World War I. The end of World War II not only promoted the development of science and technology, but also improved the living standards of the people. It can be seen how cruel and ruthless war is!

The present peace and beautiful life are all the selfless dedication of our ancestors, and I salute them.

Origin of the Berlin Wall:

At 5 o'clock in the morning on April 16, 1945, Marshal Zhukov of the Soviet Union gave the order to attack Germany, and on the 30th, Berlin was captured. On 8 May Germany surrendered unconditionally.

In August of the same year, Germany was administered by the four victorious powers: Britain, France, the United States, and the Soviet Union. The city of Berlin is also planned to be divided into four administrative districts.

In June 1948, Britain, France, and the United States simultaneously announced the formal merger of their administrative regions.

On 23 May of the following year, the merged administrative region was officially proclaimed: the Federal Republic of Germany, abbreviated (Federal Republic of Germany), also known as (West Germany).

On October 7 of the following year, the area administered by the Soviet Union was officially declared the German Democratic Republic, also known as the GDR.

In 1961, the Soviet Union (East Germany) built the Berlin Wall to prevent the loss of people.

This is where the world-famous (Berlin Wall) comes from.

The reunification of GermanyThe demolition of the Berlin Wall would not have been possible without the continuous efforts of Prime Minister Helmut Kohl.

On November 9, 1989, melon-eating people all over the world witnessed the demolition of the famous (Berlin Wall) in a live broadcast, thus ending the (28 years) family barrier.

On November 28 of the same year, Chancellor (Helmut Kohl) struck while the iron was hot and put forward a great plan for reunification (East and West Germany).

With the unremitting efforts of Chancellor Kohl, the reunification of the two countries was completed on October 3, 1990, and the name was officially changed: Federal Republic of Germany, abbreviated as (Germany).

What year did the Berlin Wall fall? Answer: November 9, 1989.

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