On 20 September, the Bundestag and the House of the people approve of the Unification Treaty, signed in East Berlin on August 31 September 20 by a majority of two thirds. October 1, Germany, who left the Warsaw Pact, became fully sovereign. The quadripartite Allied powers on Berlin are suspended as of October 3. That same day, October 3 at midnight, the German anthem sounded while the German flag was raised in front of the Reichstag in Berlin. The entire Europe celebrates the German reunification.

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Memoclip: German reunification in Berlin (28-04/10/1990)

Title: German reunification in Berlin (28-04/10/1990)

Demonstration against the German reunification in the streets of Berlin (8 shots)

Atmosphere in the streets of Berlin, exterior shots of the Reichstag, german flag (6 shots)

Map of the new European Community held by Jacques Delors, EC President and Helmut KOHL, Chancellor of Germany (4 shots)

Announcement of the dissolution of East German army and removal of the flag is German (6 shots)

<p>A French General announced the cessation of operations of the allies in Berlin (2 shots)</p>

Midnight before the Reichstag on October 3 1990 Ceremony of German unification in the presence of Helmut Kohl, the German Chancellor, Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Foreign Minister of Germany, Willy Brandt, former Chancellor of Germany (5 shots)

the German flag is raised, the bell rang, people celebrate. (6 shots)

Speech of Richard Von WEIZSACHER, President of the West German Republic, in the presence of Jacques Delors, EC President: "The most important tasks no state could tackle them alone, the modern systems don't think in the logic of a Nation that goes for security and for environment, for the economy or for energy, for transport and telecommunication. Sovereignty means participation in the Community of states." (5 shots)

Exterior shot of the Reichstag, seat of the new parliament reunited

Gong opening of the first plenary meeting of the unified German parliament, speech of Rita S&Uuml;SSMULTH, President of the Parliament, applauses