Revolutions of 1989-Part 1: Tiananmen Square & After Effects in Europe

 

Some East Germans chose to flee their homeland. Others decided to fight harder than ever to change the system that had run their lives for so long.

 

All across Europe from the Baltic to the Balkans, citizens were asking themselves: "Was a major crackdown coming across Eastern Europe in the next months as had just occurred in China?"

 

This uncertainty pushed unforeseen changes on both the Eastern and Western halves of Europe from June 4, 1989 onwards.

 

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NOTES 

Jantzen, Mark, (1993),THE WRONG SIDE OF THE WALL: AN AMERICAN IN EAST BERLIN DURING THE TIME OF THE PEACEFUL REVOLUTION, Nappanee, IN:  Evangel Press.

    --END Part 1 REVOLUTIONS OF 1989:  Kevin Stoda  

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