
5 events that took place on November 9 in German history
November 9 is a fateful day in Germany. Many momentous events have taken place on this day, and here are five of them, plus one more.
I spend my days digging through Germany's past so we can make sense of our present. Let me guide you to the history right under our feet, showing how the raw, human drama of this city speaks directly to the fractures in our own world today.
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November 9 is a fateful day in Germany. Many momentous events have taken place on this day, and here are five of them, plus one more.

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Universal human rights are fragile. They are violated every day, and some countries in Europe want to undermine them so that they only apply to certain people.

Tempelhof Airport already had a terminal in 1927, but Hitler had grandiose plans for Germany. Berlin was to be the capital of the world, and the airport should be the gate to the city.

The most spectacular ballroom in Berlin was called Resi and was the place for dancing, flirting, and luxurious entertainment. World War II brought dancing to an abrupt end.

The triumphal arch was part of the reconstruction of Berlin, which Hitler and his architect Albert Speer envisioned as the capital of the world.