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Ulf Merbold

Dr. Ulf Merbold, astronaut, physicist

Old man, Lentzeallee

Berlin-Boroughs / Wilmersdorf / 1988 Lonely old man in Lentzeallee, autumn leaves Rilke: Who is alone now, will remain so for a long time.... // seniors / old people / seasons / autumn / old people [automated translation]

Joschka Fischer

Joschka Fischer, politician, Germany, Buendnis 90 / Die Gruenen, with Oskar Lafontaine

Mario Soares, Vaclav Havel

President Mario Soares of Portugal, center, and Czechoslovak president Vaclav Havel,left, meet people on their way to lay flowers at St. Wenceslas monument in Prague on December 30, 1989, one day after Havel was elected the first post-communist president. CTK Photo/Zuzana Humpalova

Mario Soares, Vaclav Havel

President Mario Soares of Portugal, right, and Czechoslovak president Vaclav Havel get in a car during Soares´ visit to Prague on December 30, 1989, one day after Havel was elected the first post-communist president. CTK Photo/Zuzana Humpalova

Vaclav HAVEL, Olga HAVLOVA, president, inauguration, election, Prague Castle

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Accompanied by his wife Olga Vaclav Havel addresses from the balcony people on the courtyard after the inauguration ceremony. (CTK Photo/Karel Vlcek)

Vaclav HAVEL, president, inauguration, election, Prague Castle

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Vaclav Havel inspects the guard of honour after the inauguration ceremony. CTK Photo/Karel Vlcek

Vaclav HAVEL, Olga HAVLOVA, president, inauguration, election, mass, St.Vitus cathedral

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Vaclav Havel and his wife Olga during Te Deum mass in St. Vitus cathedral after the inauguration ceremony. CTK Photo/Zuzana Humpalova

Vaclav HAVEL, Olga HAVLOVA, president, inauguration, election, mass, St.Vitus cathedral

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Vaclav Havel and his wife Olga during Te Deum mass in St. Vitus cathedral after the inauguration ceremony. CTK Photo/Karel Vlcek

Vaclav HAVEL, Olga HAVLOVA, president, inauguration, election, Prague Castle

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Accompanied by his wife Olga Vaclav Havel addreses from the balcony people on the courtyard after the inauguration ceremony. CTK Photo/Karel Vlcek

Vaclav HAVEL, president, inauguration, election, Prague Castle

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Vaclav Havel inspects the guard of honour after the inauguration ceremony. CTK Photo/Karel Vlcek

Vaclav HAVEL, president, inauguration, election, Prague Castle

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Vaclav Havel inspects the guard of honour after the inauguration ceremony. CTK Photo/Karel Vlcek

Vaclav HAVEL, Miroslav VACEK, president, inauguration, election, Prague Castle

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Accompanied by defence minister Miroslav Vacek, left, Vaclav Havel inspects the guard of honour after the inauguration ceremony. CTK Photo/Karel Vlcek

Alexander Dubcek, Josef Bartoncik, Federal Assembly (parliament)

Chairman (Speaker) of the Czechoslovak Federal Assembly (parliament) Alexander Dubcek, right, and chairman of the House of the People (parliament´s lower chamber) Josef Bartoncik during a session on December 28, 1989. CTK Photo/Zuzana Humpalova

Alexander Dubcek, Federal Assembly, parliament, chairman, speaker

Alexander Dubcek, chairman (Speaker) of the Czechoslovak Federal Assembly (parliament), December 28, 1989. CTK Photo/Zuzana Humpalova

People at the square in front of the Brandenburg Gate, 1989

Visa-free tourist traffic for residents of West Germany becomes possible between the GDR and the FRG after long negotiations on December 24, 1989. The minimum obligatory exchange at the border was also dropped. Thousands of people from Berlin and visitors take advantage of the new regulation for a Christmas trip to the Brandenburg Gate. The Pariser Platz has become accessible to the public for the first time since the Wall was built.

Opening of the Berlin Wall

The visa-free travel for West Germans between the GDR and the FRG became possible from December 24, 1989, after tough government negotiations. The minimum obligatory exchange is also not required at the border. Thousands of Berliners and visitors to Berlin take advantage of the new regulation and make a Christmas trip to the Brandenburg Gate. Pariser Platz is thus open to the public for the first time since the construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961.

Opening of the Berlin Wall

Berlin, Potsdamer Platz 1989

Berlin / GDR / Wall / 24.12.1989 Potsdamer Platz Christmas Eve. The GDR border guards act as if a pass and a permit were still necessary. Formally, the GDR still exists, but in reality it's already gone. The controls are made on Leipziger Strasse // Unification / Wende / Region / GDR Wall History / Communism [automated translation]

Brandenburg Gate 1989

Berlin / GDR / 23.12.1989 Christmas Eve in the year of the fall of the Berlin Wall 1989 Pariser Platz has just reopened, as has the Brandenburg Gate. A balance acrobat gives a performance and the GDR citizens watch. A few weeks ago there were only GDR-borders here // Wall / Region / Middle / GDR-Wall / History / Communism [automated translation]

Brandenburg Gate 1989

Berlin / GDR / 23.12.1989 Christmas Eve in the year of the fall of the Berlin Wall 1989 Pariser Platz has just reopened, as has the Brandenburg Gate. A balance acrobat gives a performance and the GDR citizens watch. A few weeks ago there were only GDR border guards here // Wall / [automated translation]

Berlin, Potsdamer Platz 1989

Berlin districts / GDR / Wall / 24.12.1989 Potsdamer Platz Christmas Eve. The GDR border guards act as if a pass and a permit were still necessary. Formally, the GDR still exists, but in reality it's already gone. Checks are made on Leipziger Strasse, in the middle of the former death strip. // Unification / Wende / Region / GDR Wall History / Communism [automated translation]

Brandenburg Gate 1989

Berlin, Potsdamer Platz 1989

Berlin districts / GDR / Wall / 24.12.1989 Potsdamer Platz, Christmas Eve. The GDR border guards act as if a pass and a permit were still necessary. Formally, the GDR still exists, but in reality it's already gone. The controls are made on Leipziger Strasse. // Unification / Wende / Region / GDR Wall History / Communism [automated translation]

GDR wall falls 1989

Berlin / Mitte / GDR / Border / 23.12.1989 The wall at the Brandenburg Gate is open, but the GDR still exists and so provisional checkpoints are set up next to the gate, but they are not taken too seriously. A GDR customs officer helps a wheelchair user //Turnaround / Berlin Wall / GDR citizens / State / Disabled History / Communism [automated translation]

DDR-Bürger reisen nach Westberlin, 1989

Volkspolizist stempelt Visa in die Ausweise von DDR-Bürgern anlässlich der Öffnung des Brandenburger Tors für den Publikumsverkehr

Opening of the Berlin Wall, 1989

Establishment of a border crossing point at the Brandenburg Gate. Border guards of the GDR mount information signs for the tourist traffic.

Meeting of the Federal Council, 1989

Germany, Bonn, 21.12.1989. Archive No.: 11-81-09 Meeting of the Bundesrat Photo: from left to right: Ernst Albrecht, Minister President of Lower Saxony, Rudolf Seiters, Head of the Federal Chancellery and Chancellor Helmut Kohl [automated translation]

Oscar Klein

The Austrian Jazz trumpeter Oscar Klein. 21st December 1989.

Vaclav Havel, supporters, president, presidential election

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. People demonstrate their support for Vaclav Havel as a new president in Prague on December 19, 1989. (CTK Photo/Pavel Khol)

Vaclav Havel, supporters, president, presidential election

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. People crowding Wenceslas Square in Prague demonstrate their support for Vaclav Havel as a new president on December 19, 1989. (CTK Photo/Pavel Khol)

Vaclav Klaus, president, election, Federal Assembly, parliament

New Minister of Finance Vaclav Klaus waves to people at the doorsteps of the Federal Assembly as he arrives for the parliament´s session on post-communist president´s election on December 19, 1998. (CTK Photo/Pavel Khol)

Vaclav Klaus, president, election, Federal Assembly, parliament

Girls dressed in folk costumes offer bread and salt to new Minister of Finance Vaclav Klaus at the doorsteps of the Federal Assembly before the parliament session on post-communist president´s election on December 19, 1998. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Marian Calfa, president, election, Federal Assembly, parliament

Girls dressed in folk costumes offer bread and salt to premier and deputy Marian Calfa at the doorsteps of the Federal Assembly before the parliament session on post-communist president´s election on December 19, 1998. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Vaclav Havel, supporters, president, presidential election

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. People demonstrate their support for Vaclav Havel as a new president in Prague on December 19, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Vaclav Havel, supporters, president, presidential election

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. People demonstrate their support for Vaclav Havel as a new president in Prague on December 19, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Vaclav Havel, supporters, president, presidential election

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. People crowding Wenceslas Square in Prague demonstrate their support for Vaclav Havel as a new president on December 19, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

presidential election, Havel, Federal Assembly, parliament, support, demonstraiton

Students gather at the Federal Assembly to express their support of Vaclav Havel before the parliament´s session on presidential election on December 19, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Vaclav Havel, supporters, president, presidential election

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. People demonstrate their support for Vaclav Havel as a new president on December 19, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Vaclav Havel, supporters, president, presidential election

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. Students demonstrate their support for Vaclav Havel as a new president on December 19, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Vaclav Havel, supporters, president, presidential election

The victory of the Velvet Revolution was topped off by the election of dissident playwright and human rights activist Vaclav Havel as President of the republic at Prague Castle on December 29, 1989. People crowding Wenceslas Square in Prague demonstrate their support for Vaclav Havel as a new president on December 19, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Klaus Schwarzkopf

On June 22, 2001, was the tenth anniversary of actor Klaus Schwarzkopf's death ("Praxis Buelowbogen", "Der Lebensretter" etc.). Schwarzkopf was born in Neuruppin on December 18, 1922.

Klaus Schwarzkopf

On June 22, 2001, was the tenth anniversary of actor Klaus Schwarzkopf's death ("Praxis Buelowbogen", "Der Lebensretter" etc.). Schwarzkopf was born in Neuruppin on December 18, 1922.

Berlin at the time of reunification 1989/1990 - Demo against reunification

GDR, Berlin, 18.12.1989, demo against reunification to the Platz der Akademie (today Gendarmenmarkt) in front of the French Cathedral, [automated translation]

Berlin at the time of reunification 1989/1990 - Demo against reunification

GDR, Berlin, 18.12.1989, demo against reunification to the Platz der Akademie (today Gendarmenmarkt) in front of the French Cathedral, Greater Germany, [automated translation]

Berlin at the time of reunification 1989/1990 - Demo against reunification

GDR, Berlin, 18.12.1989, demo against reunification to the Platz der Akademie (today Gendarmenmarkt) in front of the French Cathedral, Helmut Kohl, [automated translation]

Gerhard Schroeder (SPD).

GERMANY, BERLIN - DECEMBER 18: Gerhard Schroeder (SPD), member of the Lower Saxony state parliament in Hannover, during the Federal Party Congress of the SPD in Berlin.

Beach Hua Hin Thailand

A farmer with his cattle on the beach of Hua Hin, Thailand, on 18.12.1989. In the background you can see a Buddha figure and a temple. In the 8oer years there were hardly any tourists on the beaches of Thailand. [automated translation]

Grenzuebergang

Border crossing point Heinrich-Heine-Strasse / Prinzenstrasse.

Mauer, DDR Grenzsoldat

DDR border patrol looking threw a hole in the Berlin Wall.

Mauer, DDR Grenzsoldat

DDR border patrol looking threw a hole in the Berlin Wall.

Grenzuebergang

Border crossing point Heinrich-Heine-Strasse / Prinzenstrasse.

Grenzuebergang

Border crossing point Heinrich-Heine-Strasse / Prinzenstrasse.

Davis Cup Final: Germany - Sweden 15.-17.12.1989 in Stuttgart. The German team with the cup. From left: Patrick Kuehnen, Boris Becker, Eric Jelen, Carl-Uwe Steeb and team manager Nikola "Niki" Pilic on 17.12.1989.

Davis Cup Final: Germany - Sweden between 15.-17.12.1989 in Stuttgart. The German team with the cup. From left: Patrick Kuehnen, Boris Becker, Eric Jelen, Carl-Uwe Steeb and team manager Nikola "Niki" Pilic on 17.12.1989.

Walter Scheel + Richard von Weizsaecker

Walter Scheel and German President Richard von Weizsaecker, December 1989

Tomas Bata Jr, shoe, factory, visit, Partyzanske

After the Communist government fell in Czechoslovakia´s Velvet Revolution, Czech-born Canadian industrialist Tomas Bata Jr. made a triumphant return to his homeland in December 1989. Tomas Bata, left, visits former Bata shoemaking factory in Slovakian town of Partyzanske (former Batovany) on December 17, 1989. CTK Photo

Alois Mock, Jiri Dienstbier, barbed wire fence, border, frontier, dismantling, Iron Curtain,

Austrian foreign minister Alois Mock, left, and his Czechoslovak counterpart Jiri Dienstbier, centre, symbolically cut barbed wire fence near Hate at Czechoslovak-Austrian border after the Velvet revolution toppled communist regime in Czechoslovakia, December 17, 1989 CTK Photo/Vit Korcak

Tomas Bata Jr, return, greeting, Partyzanske

After the Communist government fell in Czechoslovakia´s Velvet Revolution, Czech-born Canadian industrialist Tomas Bata Jr. made a triumphant return to his homeland in December 1989. Tomas Bata addresses people greeting him in the crowded square in Slovakian town of Partyzanske (former Batovany) on December 17, 1989. CTK Photo

Alois Mock, Jiri Dienstbier, barbed wire fence, border, frontier, dismantling, Iron Curtain,

Austrian foreign minister Alois Mock, second from left,, and his Czechoslovak counterpart Jiri Dienstbier, centre, symbolically cut barbed wire fence near Hate at Czechoslovak-Austrian border after the Velvet revolution toppled communist regime in Czechoslovakia, December 17, 1989 CTK Photo/Vit Korcak

Bangkok 1989

Thai monks are waiting for a train at Bangkok railway station while a goat runs across the tracks, 16.12.1989. [automated translation]

Tomas Bata Jr, return, greeting, Zlin

Markus Wolf, Ministry of State Security of the GDR (MfS).

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, BERLIN - DECEMBER 15: Party Congress of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED) in East Berlin. Markus Wolf, Ministry of State Security of the GDR (MfS), during the congress.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Couple is knocking stones out of the Berlin wall, in the front: Snackbar sign.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Tennagers knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Berliner Mauer

Grafitti on the Berlin Wall.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Couple is knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Man is knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Men knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Couple is knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Man is knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Couple is knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Mauerspechte

Mauerspechte ( wall woodpeckers ). Teenager knocking stones out of the Berlin Wall.

Mauerspechte

Mauerspechte ( wall woodpeckers ). Man is knocking stones out of the Berlin Wall.

Mauerspechte

Mauerspechte ( wall woodpeckers ). Couple is knocking stones out of the Berlin Wall.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Couple is knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Mauerspechte

Mauerspechte ( wall woodpeckers ). Teenager knocking stones out of the Berlin Wall.

Mauerspechte

-Mauerspechte- ( wall woodpeckers ). Couple is knocking stones out of the Berlin wall.

Vaclav Havel, Civic Forum, badge, interview, CTK

Vaclav Havel with the Civic Forum badge on his lapel is interviewed by the Czechoslovak News Agency (CTK) in Prague´s Inter-Continental hotel on December 15, 1989. CTK Photo/Stanislav Peska

Bangkok 1989

Street scene in Bangkok,Thailand, 15.12.1989. A woman sitting on the sidewalk in front of a shop [automated translation]

Bangkok 1989

Traffic jam in Bangkok, Thailand, 15.12.1989. A woman sitting on the sidewalk in front of a shop [automated translation]

Bangkok 1989

Traffic jam in Bangkok, Thailand, 15.12.1989. A woman sitting on the sidewalk in front of a shop [automated translation]

Vaclav Havel, Civic Forum, badge, interview, CTK

Vaclav Havel with the Civic Forum badge on his lapel is interviewed by the Czechoslovak News Agency (CTK) in Prague´s Inter-Continental hotel on December 15, 1989. CTK Photo/Stanislav Peska

Vaclav Havel, Civic Forum, cigarette, badge, interview, CTK

Vaclav Havel with the Civic Forum badge on his lapel smokes a cigarette as he is interviewed by the Czechoslovak News Agency (CTK) in Prague´s Inter-Continental hotel on December 15, 1989. CTK Photo/Stanislav Peska

Damals und Heute: Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg, 80er Jahre

6.Polytechnische Oberschule Karl-Friedrich-Schinkel in der Erich-Weinert-Strasse in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg *Aufnahmedatum geschätzt*

Kurt Rebmann, Federal Attorney General at the Federal Court of Justice.

GERMANY, BONN - DECEMBER 14: Kurt Rebmann, Federal Attorney General at the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe. during a press conference.

Vaclav Klaus, Tomas Bata Jr., Civic Forum,

Czech-born Canadian entrepreneur Tomas Bata Jr.,right, with first Czechoslovak post-communist finance minister Vaclav Klaus at the concert of Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in support of the Civic Forum in Prague´s Smetana Hall on December 14, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Valtr Komarek, Ota Sik, Civic Forum

New Czechoslovak post-communist vice-premier Valtr Komarek, right, shakes hands with Ota Sik, one of the Prague Spring 1968 leaders, in Prague on December 14, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Vaclav Neumann, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Civic Forum, support, concert

Czech Philharmonic Orchestra principal conductor Vaclav Neumann during a concert in support of the Civic Forum, Prague, Smetana Hall, December 14, 1989. Neumann wears the Civic Forum badge on his lapel. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol

Tomas Bata Jr., arrival, airport

After the Communist government fell in Czechoslovakia´s Velvet Revolution, Czech-born Canadian industrialist Tomas Bata Jr. made a triumphant return to his homeland in December 1989. He was greeted warmly in the main square in Zlin by thousands of people cheering him and he immediately initiated plans for the return of the company to the place where it all started. People crowd Prague´s Ruzyne international airport as they wait for Tomas Bata´s arrival on December 14, 1989. CTK Photo

Tomas Bata Jr., arrival, airport,

After the Communist government fell in Czechoslovakia´s Velvet Revolution, Czech-born Canadian industrialist Tomas Bata Jr. made a triumphant return to his homeland in December 1989. He was greeted warmly in the main square in Zlin by thousands of people cheering him and he immediately initiated plans for the return of the company to the place where it all started. Tomas Bata on his arrival at Prague´s Ruzyne international airport on December 14, 1989. CTK Photo/Libor Hajsky

Vaclav Havel, Vaclav Neumann, Gabriela Benackova, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Civic Forum, concert, support

Vaclav Havel, center, joins Czech Philharmonic Orchestra principal conductor Vaclav Neumann, right, and opera singer Gabriela Benackova after a concert in support of the Civic Forum in Prague´s Smetana Hall on November 14, 1989. CTK Photo

Vaclav Neumann, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Civic Forum, support, concert

Tomas Bata Jr., arrival, airport, banners

After the Communist government fell in Czechoslovakia´s Velvet Revolution, Czech-born Canadian industrialist Tomas Bata Jr. made a triumphant return to his homeland in December 1989. He was greeted warmly in the main square in Zlin by thousands of people cheering him and he immediately initiated plans for the return of the company to the place where it all started. People crowd Prague´s Ruzyne international airport as they wait for Tomas Bata´s arrival on December 14, 1989. CTK Photo/Petr Maticka

Tomas Bata Jr., Sonia Bata, arrival, airport

After the Communist government fell in Czechoslovakia´s Velvet Revolution, Czech-born Canadian industrialist Tomas Bata Jr. made a triumphant return to his homeland in December 1989. He was greeted warmly in the main square in Zlin by thousands of people cheering him and he immediately initiated plans for the return of the company to the place where it all started. People greet Tomas Bata, centre, and his wife Sonia, center left on his arrival in Prague on December 14, 1989. CTK Photo

Tomas Bata Jr., arrival, airport,

After the Communist government fell in Czechoslovakia´s Velvet Revolution, Czech-born Canadian industrialist Tomas Bata Jr. made a triumphant return to his homeland in December 1989. He was greeted warmly in the main square in Zlin by thousands of people cheering him and he immediately initiated plans for the return of the company to the place where it all started. Tomas Bata on his arrival at Prague´s Ruzyne international airport on December 14, 1989. CTK Photo/Libor Hajsky

Tomas Bata Jr., Sonja I. Bata, Vaclav Klaus, Civic Forum

Canadian Czech-born entrepreneur Tomas Bata Jr., center, with his wife Sonja I. Bata and first Czechoslovak post-communist finance minister Vaclav Klaus, left, at the concert of Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in support of the Civic Forum in Prague´s Smetana Hall on December 14, 1989. CTK Photo/Pavel Khol