In Eastern Europe by Manfred Kober, Th. The world has watched with utter amazement the unexpected political changes in Eastern Europe during the final weeks of 1989.
Believers are especially interested in what is transpiring.
Many of them are enquiring about the prophetic and practical implications of the dramatic developments. Jaruzelski, Kadar, Honecker, Jakes, Zhivkov Husak, Krenz, and Ceausescu. Freedom of Travel. With the crumbling of governments, immutable institutions began to fall overnight. The opening of the Berlin Wall on November 9 and the lifting of all travel restrictions brought a flood of two million East German visitors to West Germany that first weekend of freedom.