1989: Fall of the Berlin Wall

The Iron Curtain trembles as voices rise in defiance.

East German protests
East German protests – A stern leader faces crowds shouting for freedom before the Berlin Wall.

In 1989, amid widespread protests and Gorbachev's reforms, East Germany's government eased border controls, leading to the Berlin Wall's fall. This symbolized the Cold War's end, German reunification, and the collapse of communist regimes across Eastern Europe.

Fortify the wall against freedom’s tide, negotiate a fragile opening, or merge with the East—your decree could shatter tyranny or prolong its grip.

What if the Berlin Wall stood, preserving a divided world order?

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