denazification of German culture
four-power occupation of Berlin
German currency destabilization
liberation strategy
protesting Soviet postwar brutality
Treaty of Versailles
withdrawal from Berlin
See alsoAir raids
Alsace-Lorraine
Alternative Liste (AL)
Altes Museum
American Armed Forces Radio Network (AFN)
Amerika: Bildbuch etnes Architekten(Mendelsohn)
Amerika Haus
Anderson, Sascha
Andreas-Friedrich, Ruth
Anglo-Russian Entente
DerAngriff
Antifascist Protective Barrier. SeeBerlin Wall
Anti-Semitism
as election issue
attacks on Einstein
blame for economic bust
Bruno Walter’s response to
Olympic games ouster of Jewish journalists
postunification neo-fascists
riots and pogroms(fig.)
Anti-Socialist Law (1878)
Antiwar sentiment
Archeology
Architecture
Alexanderplatz
Bauhaus movement
Columbushaus
Friedrichstrasse
Gedächtniskirche
Holocaust memorial and Jewish Museum
New Chancellery
1945 urban renewal
Pariser Platz
Potsdamer Platz
Reichstag
Schloβplatz
Siegessallee
Spreebogen
urban renewal
urban renewal
Weimar-era housing
See alsoConstruction; Monuments; Urban renewal
Arts, plastic
commemorative sculpture
currency collages
dada
Eastern dissidents
rebuilding Prussian Academy
Russian plundering of Berlin’s treasures
under Nazi control
war effort
Weimar Republic
See alsoMuseums
Aschingers
Asean Brown Boveri (ABB)
Ash, Timothy Garton
Ashkenazy, Vladimir
Assassinations
at Berlin Wall
attempts on Hitler
Franz Ferdinand
John F. Kennedy
Kaiser Wilhelm I
neo-Nazi hit list
Night of Long Knives
Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht
Attlee, Clement
Auden, W. H.
Austria
Automobiles
Baader, Andreas
Baarova, Lida
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Bachmann, Josef
Bacon, Francis
Bad Kissingen
Baeck, Leo
Baedeker, Karl
Bahnhof Friedrichstrasse
Bahro, Rudolf
Baillet-Latour, Henri de
Baker, Josephine
Ballet Celly de Rheydt
Bamberger, Ludwig
Bancroft, George
Bandemer, Karl
Banking
Barenboim, Daniel
Barlach, Ernst
Barnes, Djuna
Barter system
Barzel, Rainer
Basic Treaty
Battle and Victory(Werner)
Bauhaus movement
Baum, Herbert
Baumgarten, Klaus-Dieter
Bayreuth Festival
Beauvoir, Simone de
Bebel, August
Becher, Johannes R.
Beck, Ludwig
Becker, Jurek
Beckmann, Max
Beer Drinkers’ Union
Beer Hall Putsch
Before Dawn(Hauptmann)
Behnisch, Gunter
Behrens, Peter
Belgium
Benjamin, “Red Hilda,”
Benjamin, Walter
Benn, Gottfried
Berber, Anita
Berg, Alban
Berg, Fritz
Beria, Laventi
Berlin, East
Berlin Wall construction and destruction
cultural dissidents
demand for reform
East-West rapprochement
economy
enforcement of socialist ideology
espionage
response to unification
squatters’ movement
urban renewal
Berlin, West
attracting tourists
cosmopolitan population of
cultural and urban renewal
economy
espionage
postwar political status
response to reunificationߞ
Soviet attempt to reunite Berlin
squatters’ movement
struggle against isolation
student protests
visitation to East Berlin
Berlin Declaration (1945)
Berlin Ethnographic Museum
Berlin Film Festival
Berlin in the War(musical)
Berlin Operations Base (BOB)
Berlin Philharmonic(fig.) Berlin tax
Berlin Tunnel operation
Berlin under the New Empire(Vizetelly)
Berlin Union Commission
Berlin University
Berlin Wall
as metaphor
construction and destruction
GDR’s political isolation
murders at
squatters’ movement
tourist attraction
Wall in the Head
See alsoReunification Berlin Zoo
Berliner Dom (Berlin cathedral)
Berliner Ensemble
Berliner Symphonie
Berliner Tageblatt
Berliner Volks-Zeitung
Berliner Zeitung am Mittag
Berlins drittes Geschlecht(Hirschfeld)
Bernstein, Eduard
Berzarin, Nikolai
Bethmann-Hollweg, Theobald von
Bevin, Ernest
BfV. SeeOffice for Constitutional Protection
Bie, Oscar
Biermann, Wolf(fig.)
Big Three. SeeChurchill, Winston; Stalin, Josef;
Truman, Harry
Bilse, Benjamin
Birchall, Frederic T.
Birkenfeld, Günther
Bismarck, Herbert
Bismarck, Otto von
African colonialism
blaming Jews for economic bustߞ
campaign against SPD
choice of capital
Congress of Berlin
Eastern Question
opposition to Berlin as capital
opposition to naval bill
postunification European relations
resignation ofߞ
search for wealth and status
Three Emperors Meeting
on Wilhelm I assassination attempts
Bizonia
Blake George
Blech, Leo
Bleichröder, Gersonߞ
Bloch, Ernst
Block, Willi
Blockade, Soviet
Blomberg, Werner von
Blood-and-soil writersߞ
Blücher, Princess
The Blue Angel(film)
Blüm, Norbert
Blumenthal, W. Michael
BOB. SeeBerlin Operations Base
Boddien, Wilhelm von
Bode, Wilhelm von
Boer War
Bohley, Barbel
Böhme, Ibrahim
Böll, Heinrich
Bonhöffer, Dietrich
Bonn
Bormann, Martin
Borsig, August Julius Albert von
Borsig Company
Borsig Palace
Bose, Herbert von
Böss, Gustav
Bourke-White, Margaret
Boveri, Margret
Bowie, David
Bowles, Paul
Boycotts
Bradley, Omar
Brahm, Otto
Brandenburg Gate
memorial
Nazi victory over France
official opening
Olympic Torch
removal of Berlin Wall
Soviet war memorial
symbolic value
victory parade
war memorials site
Brandes, Georg
Brandt, Heinz
Brandt, Willy
Adenauer’s attacks on
Berlin Wall
Bonn versus Berlin as capital
Ostpolitik
Braun, Eva Braun, Otto
Brecht, Bertolt
flight and exile
June labor uprising
quality of postwar theater
return to Berlin
on Wall street crash
Bredow, Kurt von
Breitscheid, Rudolf
Breker, Arno
Breuel, Birgit
Brezhnev, Leonid
Brezhnev Doctrine
British Daily Mail
Brod, Max
Bronnen, Arnolt
Die Brücke (expressionist group)
Bruijn, Pi de
Brundage, Avery
Brüning, Heinrich
Brunner, Alois
Buback, Siegfried
Bubis, Ignaz
Büchner, Georg
Büchner Prize
Bulgaria
Bülow,
Bernard von Büow, Hans von
Bund Neues Vaterland
Bundestag Bundestag resolution (1949)
Bundesverfassungsschutz. SeeOffice for
Constitutional Protection