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crm:P45_consists_of "red (overall color) yellow (overall color) pink (overall color) black (overall color) grey (overall color) concrete (overall material)" ;
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rico:generalDescription "The opening of the Berlin Wall by the East German government on November 9, 1989, signaled the collapse of Communism and led to the reunification of East and West Germany. Their separation through the center of Berlin dated to the Allied partition of the country into occupied zones after the Second World War. When the end came, portions of the wall were cut into memorial-size chunks of concrete. An apparently limitless supply of smaller bits became available to a global audience who had witnessed the wall’s destruction on television. A vendor in a Berlin flea market sold this fragment to a visiting Canadian student, who in turn sold it on an Internet auction site. Purchase, 2011" ;
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rico:identifier "2011.0015",
"2011.0015.01",
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rico:measure "overall: 3 3/4 in x 4 in x 1 in; 9.525 cm x 10.16 cm x 2.54 cm" ;
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rdfs1:label "Berlin Wall fragment, Berlin, Germany, 1961" .
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rico:generalDescription "Brochure A Wall of Peace, published by the Political Administration of the Berlin City Command with articles on the accuracy and significance of the 'anti-fascist protective wall' for socialism in the GDR, 64 pages." ;
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rico:measure "H: 21.6 cm W: 14.9 cm D: .4 cm" ;
rdfs1:label "Brochure A Wall of Peace" .
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rico:identifier "2122251-4",
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"VIAF ID: 264345697",
"art 6807791",
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rico:identifier "P-000597" ;
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rico:measure "H: 60.3 cm W: 83.8 cm" ;
rdfs1:label "JRO Berlin special card 1962" .
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fo:budget "4.800.000€" ;
fo:description "In 1990, to protect his mother from a shock that would be fatal after she awekens from a long coma, a young man must do everything to prevent her from realizing that the Berlin Wall has fallen and that East Germany no longer exists." ;
fo:duration "121 minutes" ;
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fo:title "Good Bye, Lenin!" .
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rico:generalDescription "Title devised by Library staff. (Source: 100 photographs : the most influential images of all time. New York, NY : Time Books, 2016). Note on verso: Freedom leaper identified: This East German soldier, whose leap over a barbed wire barricade between East and West Berlin symbolized the repressions of the Berlin Wall, never was named. Now, two years later, he has been identified and traced to a village in West Germany where he lives with his wife and 11-month-old son. Newspaper clipping on verso: This photo of an East German soldier leaping over barbed wire barricade to freedom in West Berlin became a symbol of the repressions of the Berlin Wall. Associated Press photo. On verso: Aug. 23 1963. Forms part of: New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection (Library of Congress)." ;
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rico:hasOrHadSubject "Berlin Escapes German Germany Liberty Photographic Prints Refugees Schumann, Hans KonradSoldiers" ;
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rico:identifier "2010645736",
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"cph 3c38900 //hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3c38900" ;
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rico:scopeAndContent "Photograph shows Hans Konrad Schumann (1942-1998), an East German border guard defectingto West Germany by jumping over barbed wire barricade." ;
rdfs1:label "Leap into freedom" .
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rico:identifier "G-000628" ;
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rico:measure "H: 10 cm W: 15 cm" ;
rdfs1:label "characters in line" .
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rico:identifier "NAID: 198491",
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rdfs1:label "Remarks at Brandenberg Gate, Berlin, Germany [President's Speaking Copy]" .
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