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With the fall of the Berlin Wall (a physical and symbolic representation of the division) in 1989, and the fall of the East German socialist government in the "Peaceful Revolution", {{w|German reunification}} again became an immediate possibility. By late 1990, the merger was achieved, with East Germany joining the federal structure already existing in West Germany. | With the fall of the Berlin Wall (a physical and symbolic representation of the division) in 1989, and the fall of the East German socialist government in the "Peaceful Revolution", {{w|German reunification}} again became an immediate possibility. By late 1990, the merger was achieved, with East Germany joining the federal structure already existing in West Germany. | ||
− | + | Just under two weeks before this comic appeared, on 2018-02-05, the {{w|Berlin Wall}} had been "gone as long as it had stood"; that is, 28 years, two months, and 27 days. | |
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!West Germany | !West Germany |