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marching into West Berlin: Willy Brandt, "Berlin, die Mauer und der Prozess der Entspannung," in Eberhard Diepgen, ed., 750 Jahre Berlin. Anmerkungen, Erinnerungen, Betrachtungen (Berlin, 1987), 42.

"without improving it": Quoted in Aanderud, Die eingemauerte Stadt, 50.

"anything about this?"; "of their jail": Quoted in Beschloss, Crisis Years, 272, 278.

dispersed the attackers: Gelb, Berlin Wall, 178.

Ostpolitik of the 1970s: Brandt, "Berlin," 42–43.

"bleeding to death": Willy Brandt, People and Politics. The Years 1960–1975 (Boston, 1976), 37.

"filled with wild animals": Aanderud, Die eingemauerte Stadt, 93.

"Deeds, Not Words"; "does not stand alone": Beschloss, Crisis Years, 284.

"inside it are free": Quoted in Peter Conrad, Modern Times, Modern Places (New York, 1998), 341.

"would have broken loose"; "runaway tank": Beschloss, Crisis Years, 333, 334.

"inclinations of General Clay": Ibid., 369.

wave of the future: McElvoy, Saddled Cow, 81.

sources of opposition: See Richard L. Merritt, "East Berlin as a Metropolis," in Margy Gerber, ed., Studies in GDR Culture and Society 8, (Lanham, Md., 1988), 16–22. See also Manfred Rexin, "Ost-Berlin als DDR Hauptstadt," in Gerd Langguth, ed., Berlin vom Brennpunkt der Teilung zur Bru’cke der Einheit (Cologne, 1990), 70–86.

"costs the state 150,000 marks": Craig R. Whitney, Spy Trader (New York, 1993), 65.

"Western influenced": Holger Kuhle, "Auferstanden aus Ruinen: Der Alexanderplatz," in Bernd Wilczek, ed., Berlin, Hauptstadt der DDR 1949–1989. Utopie und Realität (Baden-Baden, 1995), 54.

"size and beauty": Ibid., 56.

"escape to freedom"; "stay in West Berlin": Wolfgang Ribbe, "Berlin zwischen Ost und West," in Ribbe, ed., Geschichte Berlin’s, II, 1100.

"family of nations": Brandt, People and Politics, 72.

"Aryan": Quoted in Beschloss, Crisis Years, 606.

"another Hitler?": Quoted in Gelb, Berlin Wall, 226.

"come to Berlin!"; "friend of the Germans": Quoted in Beschloss, Crisis Years, 606–07.

"economic bridge": Braun, "Wiederaufbau," in Berlin und seine Wirtschaft, 213.

West Berlin economy: See Joachim Nawrocki, "Berliner Wirtschaft. Wachstum auf begrenztem Raum," in Dieter Baumeister, ed., Berlin-Fibel. Berichte zur Lage der Stadt (Berlin, 1975), 247–320; Richard L. Merritt and Anna J. Merritt, Living with the Wall. West Berlin, 1961–1985 (Durham, N.C., 1985), 136–148.

corruption in West Berlin: See Mathew D. Rose, Berlin. Hauptstadt von Filz und Korruption (Munich, 1997); Peter Bölke, Geschäfte mit Berlin (Munich, 1973).

big city am Tropf: Peter Bender, "Die Absurditat Berlin’s," Der Spiegel 20/1981, 40–41.

influx of foreigners: John Borneman, Belonging in the Two Berlins. Kin, State, Nation (Cambridge, 1992), 206–207.

Turks in West Berlin: See Heidrun Suhr, "Fremde in Berlin: The Outsiders’ View from the inside Haxthausen and Suhr, eds., Berlin, 225–238; Günter Grass, "In Kreuzberg fehlt ein Minarett," in Hans Werner Richter, ed., Berlin, Ach Berlin (Munich, 1981), 116–118; Aras Ören, Gefülslosigkeiten: Reisen von Berlin nach Berlin (Frankfurt, 1986).

"mutton, thyme, and garlic": Aras Ören, Was will Niyazi in der Naunynstrasse? (Berlin, 1973), 21.

"Kreuzberg purdah": Suhr, "Fremde," 227.

"lock-down room": "Führt euch anständig auf, dann könnt ihr bleiben," Der Tagesspiegel, Dec. 22, 1995.

"to the smell": "Jetzt besteht die Gefahr des Tohuwabohus," Der Spiegel, 42/1984, 85

"to a Turkish speaker": Adam Lebor, A Heart Turned East (New York, 1998), 188.

"it’s your problem": Quoted in ibid., 190–191.

"The Glittering Thing": "Das Glitzerding," Der Spiegel, 41/1966, 41–60.

"new rising from old": Quoted in Richie, Faust’s Metropolis, 800.

comparative cultural spending: Wilhelm A. Kewenig, "Berlin—The Cultural Metropolis of Germany?" in Gerhard Kirchhoff, ed., Views of Berlin (Boston, 1989), 240–241; Jane Kramer, The Politics of Memory: Looking for Germany in the New Germany (New York, 1996), 117–118.

Kulturforum: See "Kämpfer für Kunst und Demokratie," Der Tagesspiegel, April 9, 1995.

"in a new relationship": Quoted in Balfour, Berlin—The Politics of Order, 215.