Breaking The Berlin Wall Analysis

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Speech Welcome citizens of west and East Germany. You might be asking what is the Berlin Wall, well I'm going to tell you. The Berlin Wall is a wall that the government told the soldiers to put up over night in Berlin cutting off the west and east off from each other and you could hear the hammers putting the wall up bang bang bang. The wall was covered in barbed wire. Soldiers were surrounding the wall and would kill anyone that crossed. I don't know about you but that would be scary to me. I would feel the same way as those people trying to get across the wall to see family that's my opinion. The Berlin Wall built by the soldiers to stop the west Germany from getting to the east. I'm sure you all did hate that wall and yes there was many problems with the wall like the east could not travel west for freedom. Another problem with the wall was west Germany could go to the east to visit family and go for jobs and stuff like that but the east could not go to the west for nothing not for family job and nothing like that. What would you do if they put a wall right in the middle of your neighborhood? A lot of people had …show more content…
about 5000 people did get across the wall successfully. some people tried to dig under the wall, jumped over the wall, or any other way they thought of, some people tried to ride hot air balloons over, slide over the wall, or tried to drive under the walls of the berlin wall. to me that is just taking it too far. these people would do anything to get over the wall to get to the free world on the other side of the berlin wall. one lady even tried to jump off the third floor of her apartment to get to the other side of the wall, when she jumped she did not make it across she hit her head on the concrete and died.man, i could not imagine

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