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COLD WAR SYMBOL FOR A GENERATION… (Part 1)

An episode of the On The Inside - The Fifth Column podcast, hosted by dougal, titled "COLD WAR SYMBOL FOR A GENERATION… (Part 1)" was published on March 23, 2012.

March 23, 2012 · On The Inside - The Fifth Column

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How and why the Berlin Wall went up 50 years ago.

The post COLD WAR SYMBOL FOR A GENERATION… (Part 1) appeared first on Things Unseen.

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