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When it comes to the Iron Curtain, most people think of the Berlin Wall. However, the curtain as described by Winston Churchill stretched over a thousand miles "...from Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic."
The border consisted of barbed wire, mine fields, and watch towers. The small town of Sorge in the former eastern part of Germany managed to preserve a part of that inhumane border between East- and West-Germany. The exhibit is called Grenzmuseum, which is German for Border-Museum.
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