Langue: polonais

10.11.1989 (vendredi)

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Report on the fall of the Berlin Wall and mass crossings by East German citizens into West Berlin.

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Marc Dierikx and Sacha Zala (eds.)

When the Wall Came Down. The Perception of German Reunification in International Diplomatic Documents 1989–1990, vol. 12, doc. 9

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Bern 2019

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Recommandation de citation: CopierMarc Dierikx and Sacha Zala (eds.), When the Wall Came Down. The Perception of German Reunification in International Diplomatic Documents 1989–1990, vol. 12, doc. 9, dodis.ch/53169, Bern 2019.

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Archives	Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, Varsovie
Cote d'archives	PL-AMSZ ZD 24/91, w. 3, t. 9

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dodis.ch/53169 Telegram1 from the Polish Ambassador in East Berlin, Janusz Obodowski2, to the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Krzysztof Skubiszewski3

For immediate action

East Berlin, 10 November 1989, 1.00 a.m.

Following Schabowski’s4 statement about the opening of borders with the West, the border with the FRG has burst. Masses of people are crossing into West Berlin. Some are moving back and forth. Rallies at the W[est] B[erlin] border.

1: Telegram No. 0-1789/IV (incoming, translated from Polish): Archives of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs AMSZ, ZD 24/91, w. 3, t. 9. Delivered by: 10 November 1989, 4.00 a.m.↩