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Did Collapse of Berlin Wall Effect American Democracy?

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Did Berlin Wall Effect American Democracy

The collapse of the Berlin Wall effect Americans never saw coming: a weaker US election system

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The 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall is a good time to reflect on the dimming regard for democratic government — at home and abroad. Nov. 9, 1989, the day that East Berliners scaled the wall and embraced their fellow Germans from the West, marked the zenith of global faith in democracy’s promise,…

Trudy Rubin: Democracy after the fall of the Berlin Wall

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