Short photo essay of the 1987 student rally in Berlin to demand an end to the Berlin wall.

1. The Wall
Must
Go!
Student
Rally
in
Berlin,
1987

2. Hyo Jin Moon,
international
president of
CARP, gives a
talk at the
opening of the
CARP 3-day
student meeting
in Berlin

3. Hyo Jin Nim gives an impassioned talk at the start of
‘The Wall Must Go’ rally

5. Hyo Jin Nim, Rev. Won Pil Kim (president of the European
Unification Movement) and Mr Abe (UK) lead the march

6. Almost every nation is represented by their flag

7. Julian Gray holds the
British flag and
Grazyna Jensen
represented Poland

8. At the Berlin wall Hyo
Jin Nim prays for the
end of atheistic
communism – the end
to a political system that
seeks power for itself
through discouraging
and undermining the
individual’s God given
potential; thus causing
people to become
increasingly reliant on
an authoritarian State

9. Korean
drummers rest
after an
energetic, long
walk

10. Due to threats
from communists
the police had to
create a wall of
protection
Various
incidents
occurred. E.g.
Some rental
cars were
painted red.

11. In the evening we all celebrated

12. A conference on the end of communism and a student sports
festival also took place

13. An eventful rally, organised by Rev. Won Pil Kim, offers hope to
those who are trapped behind the wall. They are not forgotten.
Three years later the wall came down.

14. Vision of the
Unification Movement.
One world family under
God
The core principles
needed to reach this
goal – The 3 blessings:
• We all, each one of us, strive to fulfil our individual responsibility to become the best we
can be – developing our integrity, our relationship skills, our intellect, our emotional well-
being, and a heart to use our lives for the betterment of those around us.
• On that basis, we strive to build enriched marital-families – a place where both we and
our children continue our path of growth towards becoming children of God. We also
work with other families to build successful and flourishing communities. Our cultural
organisations – the media, the State, our education system, our faiths, etc – all work
together to support these ends.
• We increasingly learn to use natural resources for the purpose of goodness whilst, in the
meantime, we promote a sustainable use of resources for the sake of future generations.
Rev. and Mrs Moon – Founders of the Unification Movement

15. Photos taken and slide
show created by
Stephen Stacey.
God Bless you all
Thanks to all who were there