how would you get across the berlin wall without being captured?
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you won't get captured because the wall isn't there anymore. \n\nthe berlin wall was put up in 1961 to separate west berlin from east germany. but it was since torn down in november 1989 and a year later, east and west germany were reunited. \n\nlittle is left of the wall in Berlin, which was destroyed almost everywhere, except for three locations: a 300-ft section near Potsdamer Platz, a longer section along the Spree River near the Oberbaumbrücke nicknamed East Side Gallery, and a third section in the north at Bernauer Straße, which was turned into a memorial in 1999. even the parts that are left standing no longer accurately represent the wall's original appearance: they are badly damaged (since so many people attempted to pick up "original Berlin Wall" pieces).
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Go to Germany or satellite TV
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Go to: http://www.passier.de/
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Stop? No.\n\nWill the National Guard help at all?  In their present "supporting role", all they will be able to do is count how many illegal border crossers run past them and radio it to the Border Patrol.\n\nWill a wall help? Anecdotal evidence from parts of the border that have walls says that it will reduce the number of crossings but nothing will stop some crossings. Even the Berlin Wall didn't stop people from crossing but the numbers that did make it were really small.  (Please note that I am not saying that we need to make our southern border like the Berlin Wall, I am merely pointing out that no wall is 100% crossing proof but they do cut down on the easy crossings).
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No visa needed.  Just sneak across the the border like everybody else.
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Illegal immigrants will not stop by building a few fences.  The government needs a quick solution to stop the illegal entrance, but they cannot figure out any better idea.  If I am that immigrant, the fence won't be able to stop me, not even the great wall of China.
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Yes, you can.\n\nBut, only if there was reasonable cause for not feeling safe.\n\nIn other words,  you cannot bypass shopping centers, police stations, etc. to go to your house claiming you didn't feel safe.\n\nReasonable is the key word.\n\nAdditional comment:\n\nFr. Chuck (below) is correct regarding procedures.\n\nRefusing to stop is considered an additional charge and you must be prepared to demonstrate that you had a good reason for not stopping. "Safe" is a subjective term, so a person who refuses to stop better have a very good reason (and evidence) to justify refusing to stop. Discarding incriminating evidence (drugs, alcohol, weapons, etc.) while you are fleeing will only result in other charges and negate your claim of "not feeling safe."
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Ok, it's not the Berlin strait, Berlin is a city in Germany. it's the BERING Strait, and it was a lond bridge from Russia to Alaska that eventually broke off and separated the continents
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You can get there by subway.  There is a stop right ouside of the stadium.  Here is a site that may be of help.  Have fun.  Germany is a great place.  I lived there for 8 years.
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It is an ideal to aim towards. A hundred years ago there were hardly any restrictions at all, you could travel between most countries without even owning a passport. Then bureaucracies and paranoia took hold.\n\nIn most of Western Europe border controls have been abolished, and you wonder why we ever had them. It may make it marginally easier for crooks to get away, but realistically very few terrorists were ever caught at borders anyway; look, the 9-11 attackers, the Madrid bombers, the London bombers were all legally present in those countries, border controls made no difference.\n\nWe should work toward removing the differences in living standards that make people want to move. Those who are serious about the "threat" of mass migration should be campaigning for fairer trade, and for our governments to stop supporting dictatorships that not only oppress people, but allow multinationals to exploit them. As long as rich countries take an irresponsible attitude toward the rest of the world, they will face this problem.\n\nIt may surprise some to know that most people would rather not have to leave their countries to live as second-class non-citizens in hostile countries far from everything they know. They would rather be given a decent opportunity to live with dignity in their own countries.
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A key problem for the Soviets had been the fact that large numbers of people were leaving East Berlin and migrating to the West. This posed a fundamental challenge to Soviet claims that the communist system was superior to the Western capitalist model, particularly given the stark difference between the eastern and western sectors of Berlin. The creation of the Berlin wall put an emphatic stop to the movement of people between East and West Berlin, helping to stabilize a dangerous flashpoint between the USA and the USSR in the process.
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Basically, after the war Germany was divided in two, East Germany and West germany \nA Common misconception is that Berlin is on the line between the two \n\nIN FACT it is NOT, Berlin is quite deep into East germany, but the West Germans wanted to have a bit of their capital city, so Berlin was divided in 2 and West Germans going to Berlin would have to cross the border far from Berlin and then drive to Berlin from there.\n\nThe East Germans couldn't go round the Berlin and behind the wall because there was a wall all the way round it to prevent this,
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If you meant Germany you can't.
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I hope this site will help you \nhttp://www.crystalinks.com/rometransportation.html
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Don't jump over the fence.  Always go through the gate.
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captured by terrorists or extremists
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1. Get passport.\n2. Book tickets.\n3. Catch plane.\n4. Land in Frankfurt.