Lost in the ‘forbidden city’ of the Soviet Union in Germany-A forgotten base of darkness and mystery

The World Affairs | Lost in the ‘forbidden city’ of the Soviet Union in Germany - A forgotten base of darkness and mystery | FBNC World News
In 1994, a few years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Germany was reunited and the Soviet Union dissolved. The last remaining Russian soldiers finally left a military complex in Germany that very few people have set foot in since that day.
Once home to as many as 75,000 Soviet men, women and children, Wünsdorf – located about 25 miles from Berlin – was the high command for Soviet forces in Germany and the biggest Soviet military camp outside the USSR. But it also had shops, schools and leisure facilities, and was known as “Little Moscow”, with daily trains going to the Soviet capital. In today's episode of World Affairs, let's explore the complex of Wünsdorf in Germany, a place that once held significant importance and had a unique role during World War II and the Cold War as a crucial military facility.

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