It's been 30 years since one of the 20th century's biggest historic events: the fall of the Berlin Wall. Although the East German dictatorship subsequently collapsed, cultural and political divisions remain, more than a generation after reunification. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports on the wall's legacy, the polarizing issue of immigration and the lingering stain of anti-Semitism.
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Why German Divisions Remain, 30 Years After Fall Of The Berlin Wall For Country: United States. City: Broken Arrow, Chesapeake, El Monte, Irvine, Miami
