Blood Relative
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Then we set off to find it. I’d always imagined Berlin as a dark, claustrophobic, crowded city, crushed beneath the weight of its history. But as we drove back the way we had come and then headed out into the south-eastern suburbs, much of it was remarkably open. The long, straight roads lined with low-density office and retail developments reminded me of the casual, land-grabbing sprawl of so many American cities.‘Didn’t I tell you that Berlin was decimated?’ said Haller. ‘In 1939 there were al...most four and a half million people in Berlin; by 1945, less than three million. All through the fifties people were walking across from East Berlin to West, then flying out of the city to the Federal Republic. That’s why the commies had to build their Wall. They were running out of people. Even now, it still feels a little empty. Do you know in Paris there are twenty thousand people per square kilometre? In Berlin, just four thousand.’I grinned. ‘You seem to have all the facts at your fingertips!’‘Well, facts are my business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then we set off to find it. I’d always imagined Berlin as a dark, claustrophobic, crowded city, crushed beneath the weight of its history. But as we drove back the way we had come and then headed out into the south-eastern suburbs, much of it was remarkably open. The long, straight roads lined with low-density office and retail developments reminded me of the casual, land-grabbing sprawl of so many American cities.‘Didn’t I tell you that Berlin was decimated?’ said Haller. ‘In 1939 there were al...most four and a half million people in Berlin; by 1945, less than three million. All through the fifties people were walking across from East Berlin to West, then flying out of the city to the Federal Republic. That’s why the commies had to build their Wall. They were running out of people. Even now, it still feels a little empty. Do you know in Paris there are twenty thousand people per square kilometre? In Berlin, just four thousand.’I grinned. ‘You seem to have all the facts at your fingertips!’‘Well, facts are my business.
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