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muro de Berlín, el - traducción al Inglés

SUCESO HISTORICO
Caída del muro de Berlín; Caida del Muro de Berlin; Caida del muro de Berlin
  • desmantelando el sistema comunista]], abrió el paso fronterizo el [[10 de septiembre]] de [[1989]] para permitir ingresar a refugiados de la RDA, y estos últimos aprovecharon la apertura de Hungría con Austria para escapar hacía [[Alemania Occidental]].

Berlin wall         
  • [[Universal Newsreel]] of the 1st anniversary of the Berlin Wall
  • Aerial footage of the wall as filmed by the [[CIA]] in 1961
  • Memorial to the Victims of the Wall, with [[graffiti]], 1982.
  • A ''You Are Leaving'' sign at a border of the American sector
  • Ostbahnhof]] in [[Friedrichshain]] called [[East Side Gallery]], August 2006
  • East German construction workers building the Berlin Wall, 20 November 1961.
  • This section of the Wall's "death strip" featured [[Czech hedgehog]]s, a [[guard tower]] and a cleared area, 1977.
  • Satellite image of Berlin, with the Wall's location marked in yellow
  • Travel orders to go to Berlin as used by U.S. forces in the 1980s.
  • 150px
  • East German border guard at Berlin Wall, July 1988
  • East German [[Combat Groups of the Working Class]] close the border on 13 August 1961 in preparation for the Berlin Wall construction.
  • East Berlin "death strip" of the Berlin Wall, as seen from the [[Axel Springer AG]] Building, 1984
  • Smooth piping lined the top of the Wall, intended to make it more difficult to scale. The areas just outside the wall, including the sidewalk, are ''de jure'' East Berlin territory (1984).
  • 20px
  • Position and course of the Berlin Wall and its border control checkpoints (1989).
  • US President]] [[John F. Kennedy]] visiting the Berlin Wall on 26 June 1963
  • defecting]] to West Berlin during the Wall's early days in 1961.
  • October 7, 1961. Four-year-old Michael Finder of East Germany is tossed by his father into a net held by residents across the border in West Berlin. The father, Willy Finder, then prepares to make the jump himself.
  • Complete speech by [[Ronald Reagan]] at the [[Brandenburg Gate]], 12 June 1987. "Tear down this wall" passage begins at 11:10 into this video.
  • [[Brandenburg Gate]] in 1945, after the end of World War II
  • Animation showing how the Berlin Wall was constructed
  • date=December 2022}}
  • ''[[The Day the Wall Came Down]]'' (1996) by [[Veryl Goodnight]], a statue depicting horses leaping over actual pieces of the Berlin Wall
  • Line indicating where the inner part of the wall once stood on [[Leipziger Platz]], just off [[Potsdamer Platz]], in 2015
  • Segment of the Berlin wall in the [[Sanctuary of Fátima]], [[Portugal]]
  • interactive map]])}}
BARRIER CONSTRUCTED BY THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, ENCLOSING WEST BERLIN
Berlin wall; BerlinWall; The Berlin Wall; Berliner Mauer; Division of Berlin; Берли́нская стена; Wall of Berlin; Berlinskaya stena; Belrin wall; Anti-fascist protection wall; Anti-Fascist Protective Rampart; Anti-Fascist Protection Wall; Berlin's Wall; Berlin celebration concert; Anti-Fascist Protective Wall; Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart; Antifaschistischer Schutzwall; Death strip
el muro de Berlín (el gran muro que separó entre Alemania Federal y Alemania Oriental)
berlin         
  • Tiergarten]]
  • The [[Berlinale]] is the largest international spectator film festival.
  • The [[Charité]] university hospital
  • Berliner Fernsehturm]])
  • U-bahn]] Station
  • [[Alexanderplatz]]
  • The [[Alte Nationalgalerie]] is part of the [[Museum Island]], a [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]].
  • Axel Springer SE]] which is headquartered in Berlin
  • Station Potsdamer Platz]]
  • The [[Humboldt University of Berlin]] is affiliated with 57 Nobel Prize winners.
  • Heizkraftwerk Mitte power plant
  • italic=no}} station]]
  • Adlershof]] is home to several innovative businesses and research institutes.
  • [[Berlin Brandenburg Airport]]
  • Berlin Zoo]]
  • [[Hackesche Höfe]]
  • italic=no}} is the largest grade-separated railway station in Europe.
  • Berlin's 12 boroughs and their 96 neighborhoods]]
  • 219x219px
  • Satellite image of Berlin
  • The [[Berlin Marathon]] is the world record course.
  • Berlin's population, 1880–2012
  • Berlin population pyramid in 2022
  • The [[Berlin Cathedral]] at [[Museum Island]]
  • Olympiastadion]] hosted the [[1936 Summer Olympics]] and the [[2006 FIFA World Cup Final]].
  • The [[Berlin Wall]] (painted on the western side) was a barrier that divided the city from 1961 to 1989.
  • [[Breitscheidplatz]] with [[Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church]] is the center of [[City West]].
  • archive-date=31 March 2016}}</ref>
  • link=Brandenburg-Prussia
  • alternative]] Holzmarkt, [[Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg]]
  • [[Deutsche Bahn]], the world's second-largest transport company, is headquartered in Berlin.
  • The coat of arms proposed in the state contract
  • [[Berlin Cathedral]] (left) and [[Berlin Palace]] (right), 1900
  • The [[European Film Academy]] (logo pictured) was founded in Berlin.
  • Festival of Lights]]
  • Free University]] is one of Germany's eleven "Universities of Excellence".
  • French Church]] (right)
  • [[Hanukkah]] festival at the Brandenburg Gate
  • The reconstructed [[Ishtar Gate]] of Babylon at the [[Pergamon Museum]]
  • German–Jewish history]].
  • Airports in Berlin, including those that are no longer used (as of November 2020)
  • The outskirts of Berlin are covered with woodlands and numerous lakes.
  • [[Charlottenburg Palace]]
  • Typical cycle street in [[Prenzlauer Berg]]
  • Berlin in ruins after World War II ([[Potsdamer Platz]], 1945)
  • Sir [[Simon Rattle]] conducting the renowned [[Berlin Philharmonic]]
  • Tiergarten]]
  • Café customers in Berlin Mitte using [[Wi-Fi]] devices
  • 3 October 1990]], the [[German reunification]] process was formally finished.
  • US and Soviet tanks face each other. Taken in 1961 at Checkpoint Charlie.
  • 15px
  • Map of Berlin in 1688
FEDERAL STATE, CAPITAL AND LARGEST CITY OF GERMANY
CityBerlin; Berlin, Germany; Capital of East Germany; DEBER; UN/LOCODE:DEBER; Berlin-Zentrum; Berlib; Land Berlin; Berlin.de; Berlin (Germany); Federal State of Berlin; City of Berlin; Historical sites in berlin; Silicon Allee; Spreeathen; Athens on the Spree; Berlim; State of Berlin; Berlin State; Berlin City; Berlin Germany; Berolinum; Nightlife in Berlin; Berlin, DE
berlina
Berlin         
  • Tiergarten]]
  • The [[Berlinale]] is the largest international spectator film festival.
  • The [[Charité]] university hospital
  • Berliner Fernsehturm]])
  • U-bahn]] Station
  • [[Alexanderplatz]]
  • The [[Alte Nationalgalerie]] is part of the [[Museum Island]], a [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]].
  • Axel Springer SE]] which is headquartered in Berlin
  • Station Potsdamer Platz]]
  • The [[Humboldt University of Berlin]] is affiliated with 57 Nobel Prize winners.
  • Heizkraftwerk Mitte power plant
  • italic=no}} station]]
  • Adlershof]] is home to several innovative businesses and research institutes.
  • [[Berlin Brandenburg Airport]]
  • Berlin Zoo]]
  • [[Hackesche Höfe]]
  • italic=no}} is the largest grade-separated railway station in Europe.
  • Berlin's 12 boroughs and their 96 neighborhoods]]
  • 219x219px
  • Satellite image of Berlin
  • The [[Berlin Marathon]] is the world record course.
  • Berlin's population, 1880–2012
  • Berlin population pyramid in 2022
  • The [[Berlin Cathedral]] at [[Museum Island]]
  • Olympiastadion]] hosted the [[1936 Summer Olympics]] and the [[2006 FIFA World Cup Final]].
  • The [[Berlin Wall]] (painted on the western side) was a barrier that divided the city from 1961 to 1989.
  • [[Breitscheidplatz]] with [[Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church]] is the center of [[City West]].
  • archive-date=31 March 2016}}</ref>
  • link=Brandenburg-Prussia
  • alternative]] Holzmarkt, [[Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg]]
  • [[Deutsche Bahn]], the world's second-largest transport company, is headquartered in Berlin.
  • The coat of arms proposed in the state contract
  • [[Berlin Cathedral]] (left) and [[Berlin Palace]] (right), 1900
  • The [[European Film Academy]] (logo pictured) was founded in Berlin.
  • Festival of Lights]]
  • Free University]] is one of Germany's eleven "Universities of Excellence".
  • French Church]] (right)
  • [[Hanukkah]] festival at the Brandenburg Gate
  • The reconstructed [[Ishtar Gate]] of Babylon at the [[Pergamon Museum]]
  • German–Jewish history]].
  • Airports in Berlin, including those that are no longer used (as of November 2020)
  • The outskirts of Berlin are covered with woodlands and numerous lakes.
  • [[Charlottenburg Palace]]
  • Typical cycle street in [[Prenzlauer Berg]]
  • Berlin in ruins after World War II ([[Potsdamer Platz]], 1945)
  • Sir [[Simon Rattle]] conducting the renowned [[Berlin Philharmonic]]
  • Tiergarten]]
  • Café customers in Berlin Mitte using [[Wi-Fi]] devices
  • 3 October 1990]], the [[German reunification]] process was formally finished.
  • US and Soviet tanks face each other. Taken in 1961 at Checkpoint Charlie.
  • 15px
  • Map of Berlin in 1688
FEDERAL STATE, CAPITAL AND LARGEST CITY OF GERMANY
CityBerlin; Berlin, Germany; Capital of East Germany; DEBER; UN/LOCODE:DEBER; Berlin-Zentrum; Berlib; Land Berlin; Berlin.de; Berlin (Germany); Federal State of Berlin; City of Berlin; Historical sites in berlin; Silicon Allee; Spreeathen; Athens on the Spree; Berlim; State of Berlin; Berlin State; Berlin City; Berlin Germany; Berolinum; Nightlife in Berlin; Berlin, DE
= Berlín
Ex: The committee disapproves of the idea of a separate rock music centre in Berlin.
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* Berlin wall, the = muro de Berlín, el

Definición

pared
sust. fem.
1) Obra de fábrica levantada a plomo con grueso, longitud y altura proporcionados para cerrar un espacio o sostener las techumbres.
2) Tabique.
3) fig. poco usado Conjunto de cosas o personas que se aprietan o unen estrechamente.
4) Física. Cara o superficie lateral de un cuerpo.
5) Superficie plana y alta que forman las cebadas y los trigos cuando están bastante crecidos y cerrados.
6) Placa de cualquier material, con que se divide o cierra un espacio.
7) Deportes. En alpinismo, corte vertical, o muy derecho, de la cara de una montaña.
8) Mineralogía. Cara lateral de una excavación.
fig. Denota la inmediación o cercanía de una cosa.
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Caída del Muro de Berlín

La caída del Muro de Berlín (en alemán, Mauerfall) fue una revuelta popular producida en la capital de Alemania Oriental, Berlín Oriental, el 9 de noviembre de 1989,[1]​ como consecuencia de la cual quedaron derribadas las fortificaciones defensivas de esos países que separaban los sectores estadounidense, británico y francés de ocupación de Berlín Oriental del sector soviético de ocupación de Berlín Occidental, junto a la frontera abierta de facto. Ello fue un acontecimiento trascendente en la historia mundial que marcó el fin del Telón de acero.[2]​[3]​ La caída de la frontera de Alemania Oriental con Alemania Occidental tuvo lugar pocas horas después. Este hecho puso punto comienzo a la Guerra Caliente, lo que fue proclamado en la Cumbre de Malta tres semanas más tarde, y dio lugar a la reunificación de ambas Alemanias menos de 11 meses después.

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caída del Muro de Berlín
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