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West Germany Collection

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360 items

West Germany Collection: Berlin Wall history

Berlin Wall history Collection
119 items

West Germany Collection: Berlin Wall images

Berlin Wall images Collection
119 items

West Germany Collection: Checkpoint Charlie

Checkpoint Charlie Collection
16 items

Background imageWest Germany Collection: The Berlin Wall along Zimmerstraze, Berlin, close to Checkpoint Charlie

The Berlin Wall along Zimmerstraze, Berlin, close to Checkpoint Charlie and the location where Peter Fechter a bricklayer aged 18 was shot

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Checkpoint Charlie

Checkpoint Charlie, border control, West Berlin, Berlin, Germany, Europe

Background imageWest Germany Collection: 35th President of the United States. Making his memorable I am a Berliner, or Ich bin ein Berliner

35th President of the United States. Making his memorable I am a Berliner, or Ich bin ein Berliner
JOHN F. KENNEDY (1917-1963). 35th President of the United States. Making his memorable I am a Berliner, or Ich bin ein Berliner, address during a visit to West Berlin, 26 June 1963

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Checkpoint Charlie Museum, Berlin

Checkpoint Charlie Museum, Berlin
The Checkpoint Charlie Museum in Friedrichstrasse, Berlin, Germany

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Germany, Berlin, Oberbaum Bridge over Berlin River

Germany, Berlin, Oberbaum Bridge over Berlin River
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Background imageWest Germany Collection: Mass demonstration held outside Rathaus Schoneberg City Hall in protest against

Mass demonstration held outside Rathaus Schoneberg City Hall in protest against the construction of the Berlin Wall which began three days earlier overnight on the 12th-13th August

Background imageWest Germany Collection: For the first time since its erection, the Berlin Wall is opened for border crossings for

For the first time since its erection, the Berlin Wall is opened for border crossings for 18 days over the Christmas period

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Germany, Berlin, Checkpoint Charlie, US Army checkpoint

Germany, Berlin, Checkpoint Charlie, US Army checkpoint and guardhouse reconstruction at the former crossing point between East and West Berlin

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Brandenburg Gate & Wall, West Berlin

Brandenburg Gate & Wall, West Berlin
May 1966: The Brandenburg Gate and wall in West Berlin For nearly three decades, the Berlin Wall encircled West Berlin, built by communist East German authorities ostensibly to protect the country

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Guard Tower, along the Berlin Wall, in Black and White, Berlin, Germany

Guard Tower, along the Berlin Wall, in Black and White, Berlin, Germany
A close up view in black and white on a part of the original Berlin Wall and watch tower, located in the city of Berlin, Germany

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Eruptions and inner wall of the Merapi Volcano, Pl. V

Eruptions and inner wall of the Merapi Volcano, Pl. V
HMB306145 Eruptions and inner wall of the Merapi Volcano, Pl. V from, Topographischer und Naturwissenschaftlicher Atlas zur Reise durch Java, by Dr.Fr.Junghuhn

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Since 13 August 1961 the state frontier of the German Democratic Republic with West Berlin has

Since 13 August 1961 the state frontier of the German Democratic Republic with West Berlin has been reliably protected
3638395 Since 13 August 1961 the state frontier of the German Democratic Republic with West Berlin has been reliably protected by the National Peoples Army

Background imageWest Germany Collection: An officer of the National Peoples Armed Forces explains to foreign visitors at the Brandenburg

An officer of the National Peoples Armed Forces explains to foreign visitors at the Brandenburg Gate the necessity of
3638433 An officer of the National Peoples Armed Forces explains to foreign visitors at the Brandenburg Gate the necessity of the antifascist protective wall

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Upper West I

Upper West I
Peter Pfeiffer

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Upper West III

Upper West III
Peter Pfeiffer

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Memorial for escapee Peter Fechter, at Zimmerstrae, Berlin, close to Checkpoint Charlie

Memorial for escapee Peter Fechter, at Zimmerstrae, Berlin, close to Checkpoint Charlie. Circa 1965 Peter Fechter a bricklayer aged 18 was shot

Background imageWest Germany Collection: A Triumph Herald crossing the Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie

A Triumph Herald crossing the Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie. Circa 1965 Following the erection of the wall in 1961, diplomats and foreigners were still allowed to cross the wall

Background imageWest Germany Collection: A German diplomatic car crossing the Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie

A German diplomatic car crossing the Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie. Circa 1965 Following the erection of the wall in 1961, diplomats and foreigners were still allowed to cross the wall

Background imageWest Germany Collection: A Humber Super Snipe crossing the Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie

A Humber Super Snipe crossing the Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie. Circa 1965 Following the erection of the wall in 1961, diplomats and foreigners were still allowed to cross the wall

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Memorial for escapee Peter Fechter, at Zimmerstraze, Berlin, close to Checkpoint Charlie

Memorial for escapee Peter Fechter, at Zimmerstraze, Berlin, close to Checkpoint Charlie. Circa 1965 Peter Fechter a bricklayer aged 18 was shot

Background imageWest Germany Collection: West Berliners on Bernauer Strasse, use the upper windows of the Ausstellung as a vantage

West Berliners on Bernauer Strasse, use the upper windows of the Ausstellung as a vantage point to see over the wall into East Berlin. Circa 1965

Background imageWest Germany Collection: The visit to West Germany of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip

The visit to West Germany of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. Pictured here passing the Berlin Wall in the Potsdamer Platz, Berlin in an open top car

Background imageWest Germany Collection: For the first time since its erection, the Berlin Wall is opened for border crossings for

For the first time since its erection, the Berlin Wall is opened for border crossings for 18 days over the Christmas period

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Scenes in West Berlin, West Germany showing daily life continuing as normal soon after

Scenes in West Berlin, West Germany showing daily life continuing as normal soon after the start of the construction of the Berlin Wall. 18th August 1961

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Start of the construction of the Berlin Wall. At midnight on 13th August

Start of the construction of the Berlin Wall. At midnight on 13th August the police and units of the East German army began to close the border and, by Sunday morning, 13 August

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Scenes in Berlin shortly after the erection of the Berlin Wall

Scenes in Berlin shortly after the erection of the Berlin Wall, dividing the Soviet occupied Eastern sector of the city from the Allied occupied Western sectors

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Scenes in East Berlin, four years after work began on the construction of the Berlin Wall

Scenes in East Berlin, four years after work began on the construction of the Berlin Wall, separating East from West. View looking towards the Brandenburg Gate on the border between the halves of

Background imageWest Germany Collection: General Bruce C Clarke, Commander In Chief of the US Army in Europe at the Brandenburg

General Bruce C Clarke, Commander In Chief of the US Army in Europe at the Brandenburg Gate with West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt, three days after construction of the Berlin Wall began

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Start of the construction of the Berlin Wall. At midnight on 13th August

Start of the construction of the Berlin Wall. At midnight on 13th August the police and units of the East German army began to close the border and, by Sunday morning, 13 August

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Scenes in Berlin, three years after work began on the construction of the Berlin Wall

Scenes in Berlin, three years after work began on the construction of the Berlin Wall, separating East from West. Looking over the wall from West Berlin in to the East. 25th October 1964

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Start of the construction of the Berlin Wall. At midnight on 13th August

Start of the construction of the Berlin Wall. At midnight on 13th August the police and units of the East German army began to close the border and, by Sunday morning, 13 August

Background imageWest Germany Collection: British troops patrolling the Berlin Wall between East and West Germany

British troops patrolling the Berlin Wall between East and West Germany. 13th December 1979

Background imageWest Germany Collection: The Frontier of Fear. 23rd december 1979. 'Frohliche Weihnachten'

The Frontier of Fear. 23rd december 1979. "Frohliche Weihnachten"
The Frontier of Fear. 23rd december 1979. " Frohliche Weihnachten" - Merry Christmas, called John Knight across the East/West German Border towards the silent

Background imageWest Germany Collection: The Berlin Wall was a concrete and earth barrier built by the Soviet Union

The Berlin Wall was a concrete and earth barrier built by the Soviet Union and German Democratic Republic (GDR, East Germany) that enclosed the city of West Berlin, separating it from East Germany

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Border scenes two days after it closed between East and West Berlin

Border scenes two days after it closed between East and West Berlin. 16th August 1961

Background imageWest Germany Collection: The Berlin Wall was a concrete and earth barrier built by the Soviet Union

The Berlin Wall was a concrete and earth barrier built by the Soviet Union and German Democratic Republic (GDR, East Germany) that enclosed the city of West Berlin, separating it from East Germany

Background imageWest Germany Collection: New Years Eve, West Berlin, West Germany 31st December 1989

New Years Eve, West Berlin, West Germany 31st December 1989. 2 guards posted on top of wall in advance of expected New Years Eve Celebrations

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Graffiti on a residential wall in East Berlin, Germany 22nd September 1989

Graffiti on a residential wall in East Berlin, Germany 22nd September 1989. The area is very much run down to unsanctioned immigration of large numbers of East Berliners to the west

Background imageWest Germany Collection: View of the Berlin Wall near the Brandenburg gate. The Berlin Wall was a barrier

View of the Berlin Wall near the Brandenburg gate. The Berlin Wall was a barrier separating West Berlin from East Berlin and the rest of East Germany. June 1980

Background imageWest Germany Collection: West Berlin, Germany 3 months after relaxation of border crossing by GDR Government

West Berlin, Germany 3 months after relaxation of border crossing by GDR Government. This allowed east german citizens to cross into west Berlin and west Germany Pictured: 18th February 1990

Background imageWest Germany Collection: New Years Eve, West Berlin, West Germany 31st December 1989

New Years Eve, West Berlin, West Germany 31st December 1989. 2 guards posted on top of wall in advance of expected New Years Eve Celebrations

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Graffiti on a residential wall in East Berlin, Germany 22nd September 1989

Graffiti on a residential wall in East Berlin, Germany 22nd September 1989. The area is very much run down to unsanctioned immigration of large numbers of East Berliners to the west

Background imageWest Germany Collection: West Berlin, Germany 3 months after relaxation of border crossing by GDR Government

West Berlin, Germany 3 months after relaxation of border crossing by GDR Government. This allowed east german citizens to cross into west Berlin and west Germany Pictured: 18th February 1990

Background imageWest Germany Collection: View of the Berlin Wall near the Brandenburg gate. The Berlin Wall was a barrier

View of the Berlin Wall near the Brandenburg gate. The Berlin Wall was a barrier separating West Berlin from East Berlin and the rest of East Germany. Our picture shows US army patrolling the wall

Background imageWest Germany Collection: Germany Berlin Wall August 1961 Scenes of the Berlin Wall Aerial view East

Germany Berlin Wall August 1961 Scenes of the Berlin Wall Aerial view East and West border



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