The Berlin Wall across the world
Location: Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! several parts of the Hinterlandmauer Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! is an US based franchise company, including newspaper cartoons, comics, TV series and several museums, called oddities. In the latter, Ripley’s features in his own words game, fun, excitement, entertainment for the whole family. Berlin Wall included. After the fall […]
Location: garden of the Meridian House 1 segment The heritage-protected Meridian House is an architectural gem and features the Meridian International Center, a collection of several institutions that serve the intercultural exchange. A Wall segment was set up in the garden of the Meridian House. Further details unknown. Additional information can be uploaded via comment on this […]
Location: Lobby of US Department of State 1 segment Detailed information on this site are not available. Presumably, the segment is a gift from Klaus Kinkel, former Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany. Additional information can be uploaded via comment on this side. To upload a photo, please follow this link.
Location: Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center 1 segment The Reagan Building, located in the direct vicinity of the White House and the Capitol, is home to several US government agencies and international companies. The complex was opened in 1998. For the inauguration of the building, the operating company was given a Wall segment by the Daimler-Benz AG. […]
Location: Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies/Johns Hopkins University 1 segment In 1994, Jack Janes, the then Director for Germany Studies at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, travelled to Berlin to purchase pieces of the Wall. Since manageable parts were not just available, the Berlin Senate gave him an entire […]