Berlin, 1989.
- November 9, 2009
- By Michael Kaulkin
- Reminiscences
- 1 comment
Long story as to how and why, but within a few days of the Berlin Wall opening on November 9th, 1989, I was on an overnight train from Budapest to Berlin to check out the scene. Then I was removed from the train in the middle of the night at the Hungarian/(then) Czechoslovak border. The Velvet Revolution in Prague wasn’t scheduled to happen for another week, and I found out they were actually still serious about the whole “transit visa” thing. So I hung out with the border guards until the next train came through on the way back to Budapest.
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