A sign from the Cold War in what was West and East Berlin, Germany. On display at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
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A sign from the Cold War in what was West and East Berlin, Germany. On display at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
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This was in my history books. No idea what kids study nowadays.
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We never got much past the Civil War when I was in school. Don’t imagine they do now, either.
I once had a new 5th grade teacher ask me (in the 1980’s) what that Pearl Harbor thing was all about.
Now that’s scary.\
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Love the name of your blog! —Judy
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Thanks. The name just came to me shortly after I wrote a very large check to the emergency vet hospital because my dog did eat most of a lightbulb/
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Quick, hide that sign – before George Clooney makes another WW II movie about that 😛
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Easy on the eyes, though.
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Amazing how much like just yesterday it seems and yet so long ago!
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I know. It was jarring to see it at the museum next to a portion of the Berlin Wall.
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Somewhere in a box we have pieces of the Berlin Wall. We lived in Germany when it came down.
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I can’t imagine what it was like to be in Germany at the time. It was a pretty big deal for me watching it on television.
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