In a survey of former eastern Germany, 83 percent of the participants are still 'invisible wall' that made ​​his case.

BERLIN - 'Super Illu' magazine by the Leipzig market research institute in Berlin and former East Germany regions of the eastern part of the research participants was 1017.

83 percent of those surveyed, west of the East of the country is currently "invisible wall" that there would be a.

Carried out in June and 15 percent of respondents in the survey results released today, reported the opposite opinion.

In parallel, Almandan one of every five living in these areas, said he understood the causes of ill-gotten building of the wall.

Noncutting a 20 percent "right to protection of the boundaries of the former East Germany as an independent state where the idea of" he said.

However, a portion of 72 percent of the people, "the wall, causing a great pain" and "there is no other state has the right to lock up its citizens' opinion was carried out.

Wall, East Germany, 12 to 13 August 1961 decision of the council örülmüştü overnight.