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Press picture 72567
The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries

BERLIN 17.07.1990

GDR image archive: Berlin - The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries
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The most famous border crossing of Berlin Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin. He connected the Soviet with the US sector. The checkpoint could be used by allied military and embassy officials, foreigners and staff of the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany in the GDR and GDR functionaries. Photo: Manfred Uhlenhut

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Press photo ID: 72567
Image resolution: 8659 x 8695 pixels x 24 bit
compressed image file size: 36,89 MB
Image file size: 215,41 MB
Sources and credit: © eastgermanyimages.com/Manfred Uhlenhut

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