VOICED: 50 years on, village remembers Berlin Wall closing in

The transcript describes the village of Klein Glienicke, which became isolated by the Berlin Wall, turning into a tightly controlled enclave of East Germany. Heinrich shares his personal experiences of living near the wall, highlighting the sudden restrictions and security measures imposed on residents. The village's unique situation led to increased security, with residents needing identity cards to move. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 brought significant changes to the community.

What was the significance of Klein Glienicke in the context of East Germany?

How did Heinrich feel about the sudden presence of the fence?

What changes occurred in Klein Glienicke after the wall was erected?

Describe the security measures that were implemented in Klein Glienicke.

What happened to the residents of Klein Glienicke when the wall came down in 1989?