The destruction Berlin suffered during World War II is difficult to imagine today. Allied bombing raids and the Soviet Union Army’s massive ground offensive in 1945 left much of the city in ruins. After decades of reconstruction, followed by the transformation that came with German reunification, Berlin emerged as a vibrant metropolis. Yet it doesn´t attempt to erase its past. Instead, the city incorporates its complicated history into its streets, buildings, monuments and everyday life. East Beginning in Friedrichshain, the walk follows Landsberger Allee before reaching the monumental Karl-Marx-Allee, Alexanderplatz, Museum Island and the Brandenburg Gate, eventually continuing toward the...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
