Reflecting on the 30th Anniversary of the Berlin Wall's Fall
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Christopher Mallaby, Timothy Garton Ash and Andrey Kortunov join the program.
30 years ago this weekend, the Berlin Wall fell. To assess this historic anniversary and its consequences, Christiane speaks with three people who witnessed history first hand: Christopher Mallaby was Britain’s Ambassador to West Germany when the Wall fell, while historian Timothy Garton Ash and Russian foreign policy expert Andrey Kortunov were both in Berlin that fateful night.
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Reflecting on the 30th Anniversary of the Berlin Wall's Fall
Clip: 11/8/2019 | 2m 48sVideo has Closed Captions
30 years ago this weekend, the Berlin Wall fell. To assess this historic anniversary and its consequences, Christiane speaks with three people who witnessed history first hand: Christopher Mallaby was Britain’s Ambassador to West Germany when the Wall fell, while historian Timothy Garton Ash and Russian foreign policy expert Andrey Kortunov were both in Berlin that fateful night.
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