Fall of the Berlin Wall

Many people in Germany wouldn't have supported Hitlers regime, but speaking out against it would have been unwise.

Some Germans however are still Nazi supporters, but you find extreme right wing groups everywhere you look.

it's a great idea to condemn people because of things their ancestors did.

and by the way 10% of the current germans have a migration backround so their ancestors were no nazi and you think that every one who live in germany during wwII was a nazi you probably more stupid than your comments already make you

So what? They didn't have any other choice.

it was NOT GERMANY that was kept powerless by the wall, as at the 1945 Potsdam agreement, the control of Berlin was spit into control zones of the then-Allied governments, with the USA, France and Britain controlling the West, later becoming Trizonia, and the USSR controlling the East. The German government weren't affected by it- as far as politics in Berlin was concerned, there was no GERMAN government.

Yeah, that pains me too just like it pains every person in this world. of corse i wasn't there either but it was terrible. the point is that those people who had to live behind the wall also had nothing to do with the wall, only their "leaders", but there was nothing the people could have done about it. don't you understand?