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November 9, 1989

One of the most joyful days of my life.

On Nov. 9, 1989, the communist East German government announced that all citizens would be permitted to visit West Berlin and West Germany, officially ending half a century of militarily enforced division. As the news spread, crowds of Eastern and Western Germans rushed to the Berlin Wall, where they met on top in peaceful celebration.

The fall of the Berlin Wall -- the ultimate symbol of Cold War tensions and division -- began the process of German reunification and precipitated the downfall of other communist regimes across Eastern Europe. Germany was officially reunited on Oct. 3, 1990.

1 comment to November 9, 1989

  • Larry Daley

    George it seems that President Obama will not attend ... and thus perhaps he does not know what his absence means ... but if he does know ... we are certainly in for a rough ride.