Eastern Germany
Eastern Germany consists of Berlin, Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia.
Berlin
- Berlin: A car tour of bygone eastern zone
- Berlin: The story behind a famous and weird photograph
- Berlin: Plenty of attractions to delight children
- Berlin: 'Personal transportation device' proves a great way to get around German capital
- Potsdam: Escape the bustle of Berlin with a stroll through Sanssouci
Around Eastern Germany
- Buchenwald: Memorial and museum are in a place of sad remembrance
- Buchenwald: Concentration camp stands as a memorial to thousands who perished there
- Dresden: From the ashes: Renewed city is ready to celebrate
- Dresden: The glory, the fall and the rebirth
- Dresden: Symbol of the destruction of WWII reclaims its glory
- Dresden: 60 years ago, aerial bombing became grisly fact of modern warfare
- Harz Mountains: Lore, landscape inspire Halloween chills
- Görlitz: The pearl of Silesia
- Görlitz: Once dowdy and dark, Eastern German town becomes a dazzler
- Leipzig: City offers glimpse into Soviet-era East Germany
- Naumburg: Cathedral immortalizes‘most beautiful woman of the Middle Ages’
- Potsdam: Escape the bustle of Berlin with a stroll through Sanssouci
- Quedlinburg: A postcard-pretty German town
- Seiffen: Center of Germany's wood-carving industry
- Seiffen: Germany’s year-round ‘Toy Village’
- Weisswasser: Town offers a look into Germany’s not-so-distant past
- Wismar: Town has bounced back from a history of changing hands
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