How many days since the Berlin Wall fell?
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Late on November 9, 1989, the East German authorities announced that travel restrictions would be lifted. Crowds surged toward the checkpoints, the Bornholmer Street crossing opened that night, and the Wall that had divided Berlin for 28 years came down under the hammers of the crowd. This page counts from that night.
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