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Nov. 9 marks the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. But if you’re a cash-strapped history buff, you don’t have to go to Berlin to witness a slice of communist memorabilia.
Since the fall, parts of the infamous 90-mile long concrete divider have been scattered around the globe. Whether sold as mementos or installed as public monuments, these concrete slabs are Cold War relics worth a second look.

A
ten-segment long portion of the Berlin Wall stands tall in Los Angeles,
the longest stretch of wall outside the city of Berlin.
(Reuters) - From: FoxNews.com

At
the Jamaica Military Museum in Kingston, a 12-foot section of the wall
features a painted mural of Olympic champion Usain Bolt.
(Reuters)

A section of the Wall outside the German School in Richmond, London.
(Reuters)

A section of the Berlin Wall stands near the European Parliament in Brussels.
(Reuters)
Simi Valley, California

Painted
with flowers and butterflies, a piece of the Berlin Wall has been on
display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum since 1990.
(Reuters)
Korea

Berlin Square in Seoul. (Reuters)
Culver City, California

This
colorful wall section was painted by French-born, Berlin-based artist
Thierry Noir. It stands outside of The Wende Museum and Archive of the
Cold War in Culver City, California. (Reuters)
Buenos Aires, Argentina

A
garden sculpture with history: Inside the San Martin palace which
serves as headquarters to Argentina's Foreign Ministry. (Reuters)
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