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November 09, 2009 01:36 PM The lessons of Berlin, 1989 by Roger Kimball, from Roger's Rules Today, November 9, 2009, marks the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Looking back, it is difficult not to feel a celebratory thrill: if the Berlin Wall was a sort of objective correlative of Communist tyranny — the perfect architectural summary of its soul-blighting aspirations — its dramatic fall seemed like a [...] Click here to read the entire article » |
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