Berlin

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Berlin, capital of Germany since 1871, has always been a city divided, geographically by its rivers and ideologically by its authoritarian and subversive tendencies. At the forefront of international relations for almost a century, Berlin, one of Europe's most exciting cosmopolitan cities, has reinvented itself architecturally at every turn. Follow Berlin's architectural development through two world wars, the Cold War and German reunification right up to Foster and Partners' impressive post-reunification Reichstag building, which offers a fitting symbol of its rebirth in the twenty-first century.