
Revolutions of 1989 quiz
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Which country's 1989 revolution began with a student march?
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How many years did the Berlin Wall divide the city?
Answer: 28 years
Why: On 5 February 2018 the border through Berlin had been open for exactly as long as the Wall had divided the city.
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When did official demolition of the Berlin Wall begin?
Answer: June 1990
Why: For months after the border opened, the Wall stood while souvenir hunters nicknamed wallpeckers chipped pieces off it.
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What word replaced 'Joy' when Bernstein led Beethoven's Ninth in 1989?
Answer: Freedom
Why: His orchestra joined players from both German states with musicians from New York, London, Paris and Leningrad.
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Which Berlin landmark reopened on 22 December 1989?
Answer: Brandenburg Gate
Why: That day West Germany's chancellor walked through the Gate and was greeted by East German premier Hans Modrow.
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Which Russian word meaning 'openness' named a Gorbachev policy?
Answer: Glasnost
Why: Its twin slogan, perestroika, literally means restructuring and stood for reshaping the Soviet economy and politics.
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Which 1956 prime minister was reburied with honours in June 1989?
Answer: Imre Nagy
Why: The reburial was held on 16 June 1989, exactly 31 years after his execution.