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FOREVER

For more than 100 years, photographers have pre-

served an extraordinary collection of 20th-century

news photography for The Globe and Mail. Every Mon-

day, The Globe features one of these images. This

month, we’re marking the 30th anniversary of the fall

of the Berlin Wall.

T

he western side was gloriously decorated

in graffiti, the eastern side remained blank

grey. Even before official demolition, peo-

ple were keen to grab a souvenir of the

Berlin Wall. The dismantling started in the sum-

mer of 1990 and would yield tonnes of rubble and

sections that were bought or donated to institu-

tions around the world. Some even went on tour,

such as the 2.5 tonne segment captured in this

photo by John McNeill for The Globe as it was

unloaded in Toronto for display at the Canadian

National Exhibition. Today, pieces of the wall are

still on sale, a small section still stands in Berlin

and visitors can find segments in any number of

places, from the War Museum in Ottawa to the

Vatican City or even in a men’s bathroom in a Las

Vegas casino.ALISON GZOWSKI

Subscribers and registered users of globeandmail.com

can dig deeper into our News Photo Archive at

tgam.ca/newsphotoarchive.

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