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The Writings on the Wall: Peace at the Berlin Wall

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"The Writings on the Wall" by Terry Tillman is without a doubt my favorite book on the Cold War and the breaking down of the Berlin Wall. In graphic pictures and quotes it captures the essence of the times and the humanness of what was going on, not just a factual account.

"The Writings on the Wall" by Terry Tillman is a wonderful book of powerful photographs and pearls of wisdom by various people. The book inspired me to think about many levels of walls that we build, from emotional to the physical, and the power we have to knock them down.

I found this to be an absolutely beautiful book. The photographs are amazing and truley moving.

"The Writings on the Wall" by Terry Tillman tops my list of peace books. It demonstrates the experience of what took place and captures the essence of what we all experienced.

The Writings on the Wall is by far my favorite. The vivid pictures and captions really give you a sense of being there at the falling of the Wall.

"The Writings on the Wall" by Terry Tillman is my favorite Cold War book. I had the pleasure of becoming acquainted with the author shortly after the book was published and learned that his book is more than just historical - it is about the universal human spirit of loving freedon, life and each other. I commend the book to anyone interested in enhancing international understanding and world peace.

Terry has captured the essence of what was in his incredible pictoral of the Berlin Wall. I am deeply moved each time I pick it up.

WOW! I had no idea so many others felt the way I do about "The Writings on the Wall." The images and quotes paint a picture that still moves me.

In "Writings I can see the people, hear their cries and chanting, and somhow, I am there.

I happen to know that Terry Tillman was there before the Wall fell down and was a contributor to the peace process that undermined it and all the other "walls" that divide humanity.

This book is both a record of suffering and joy and a metaphor to inspire all of us in de-walling!

I kept this book in my living room for the last 3 years. This book is one of the things that connects me to the power of humanity, the natural order of the Universe and freedom.