BERLIN - RUSSIAN ANGLE -

The video discusses the movement of refugees from East Berlin to the West and the Soviet efforts to control these crossings by creating a no man's land. It highlights the sealing of train tunnels and closure of shops near the boundary, indicating a strengthening of the Iron Curtain. The video also covers the changes in transportation, with trams no longer crossing from East to West, and the annual observance of the Red Army's anniversary at their war memorial in the British sector. Finally, it introduces Mr. Godfrey Bowen from Palmerston North, known for his sheep shearing skills.

What actions did the Soviet authorities take to manage the flow of refugees from East to West Berlin?

• They sealed off train tunnels and closed shops near the boundary.

• They encouraged more crossings.

• They built new shopping centers.

• They opened new train routes.

What was the significance of the 35th anniversary of the Red Army in Berlin?

• It was a day of protests against the Soviet presence.

• It marked the opening of new trade routes.

• It was a celebration of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

• It involved laying floral tributes at the Soviet war memorial.

Where did the Russians gather to honor their war memorial during the Red Army anniversary?

• In the American sector of Berlin.

• In the French sector of Berlin.

• In the British sector of Berlin.

• In the East German sector of Berlin.

What annual custom is observed by the Russians during the Red Army anniversary in Berlin?

• Holding a military parade in West Berlin.

• Laying wreaths at the Soviet war memorial.

• Conducting a joint exercise with NATO forces.

• Organizing a cultural festival.

Who is Mr. Godfrey Bowen, mentioned in the context of sheep shearing?

• A British diplomat in Berlin.

• A Soviet military leader.

• A renowned sheep shearer from Palmerston North.

• A famous Berlin historian.