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KCRW in Berlin: Reuniting a Divided City
Berlin is intimately familiar with divides. The Wall fell a quarter of a century ago, but Berliners are still grappling with questions of how much to let the past dictate the future.
By Barbara Bogaev • • 1 min readBerlin is intimately familiar with divides. The Wall fell a quarter of a century ago, but Berliners are still grappling with questions of how much to let the past dictate the future. Frances Anderton—host of KCRW’s Design & Architecture—gave us a tour of some Berlin locations that speak to these questions, from Checkpoint Charlie to the Berlin City Palace.
Checkpoint Charlie
Photo: Norbert Aepli
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5 of 5Air Rule Overturned, City Council Change and Berlin Architecture- 0:00SCOTUS Rules on Air Pollution and more
- 11:19Outgoing L.A. City Council Members
- 18:41TV Roundup: 'Hannibal' Cancelled, Amazon's 'Catastrophe'
- 26:49KCRW in Berlin: Q&A with the American Ambassador to Germany
- 36:44KCRW in Berlin: Reuniting a Divided CityYou’re reading this