Radio Silence: The 1993 Berlin-Wannsee Train Collision
<p>Wannsee is the south-westernmost district of Berlin, the German capitol. The district, which is home to 10334 people (as of December 2019) is located 19km/12mi southwest of downtown Berlin and 157.5km/98mi north of Dresden. The district is known worldwide for the 1942 Wannsee Conference, during which the Nazi Party organized the continuation of the Holocaust.</p>
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<p>The location of Berlin-Wannsee in Europe.</p>
<p>Most of the district is located on a large island, surrounded by the Wannsee itself to the north/northeast and the Havel River as well as a row of smaller lakes on the other 3 sides. On the southern edge the Griebnitzsee separates it from Babelsberg (home of Europe’s largest movie studio), forming the border to the neighboring federal state of Brandenburg. </p>
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