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Openings of German-German borders - Glienicker Bridge

Pedestrians and cars cross the notorious Glienicker Bridge in Berlin, Germany, 29 December 1989. During the Cold War, the former German-German border crossing has been used for decades for the exchange of spies between East and West

Picture No
10648229
Media ID
45195949
Size
2908px x 1912px (704KB)
Credit
Mary Evans / picture-alliance / dpa
Date
29-Dec-89

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Borders Decades Espionage Glienicker Intelligence Notorious Openings Spies


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