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Beyonce. (2011, May 28). Beyoncé- one plus one (1+1) lyrics. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8U5gUKCQ8XY. Accessed 2023

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Facebook. “Count on Me, Singapore.” Facebook, 2021, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDHjb91wvW0. Accessed 2023.

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"The most successful tunnel escape in the history of the Berlin Wall"

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"The most successful tunnel escape in the history of the Berlin Wall"

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Aguirre, Jessica Camille. “The Most Successful Tunnel Escape in the History of the Berlin Wall.” Newsela.Com, 2016, https://newsela.com/view/ck9noodpw02r50iqjtaf5rfkh/?levelId=ck7ecv3la0dsx14p79i5d3h4w. Accessed 2023.

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Taylor, Kressmann. Kathrine. Address Unknown. HarperCollins, 2021

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This song talks about relationships are one of the most important things in a person's life. It changes a person's life. The first 2 paragraphs of this song show how if you have a good relationship nothing outside matters. It's just the 2 versus the rest of the world. Relationships build and enhance a person's life positively. It helps you grow and become a better person.

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Marino, Andy. Escape from East Berlin. Scholastic, 2022.

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This song is about the success of the island country of Singapore. Due to the people's strong relationships and working together, they have built the poor, damaged, post-World War Singapore into a thriving city. throughout the song, the relationships between the people help them, and their country. Eventually, with the help of the relationships, Singapore has achieved a strong economy and a good way of living.

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"Count on Me, Singapore" by Hugh Harrison

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"Count on Me, Singapore" by Hugh Harrison

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In this article, the author tells us an exciting story about the best tunnel escape ever made from the Berlin Wall. This wall was up a long time ago during the cold war. Few people tried to go cross the wall by going through a secret tunnel built by the people from the West side. They were very quiet and tried not to get caught by the security, which is not easy. This article shows the reader how we should be grateful for the free world we live in right now. People back then had no freedom but our country we live in has a lot of freedom.

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As said on page 14 "Marta and her family visited the Stasi men four different times since Stefan's death" (Marino 14).

"He has to convince her. The two of them, escaping together, never coming back" (Marino 71).

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"The most successful tunnel escape in the history of the Berlin Wall" by Jessica Camille Aguirre

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"The most successful tunnel escape in the history of the Berlin Wall" by Jessica Camille Aguirre

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Between the two texts, Escape from East Berlin and Address Unknown, besides they were written in two different time periods, is the form of oppression the main characters were faced with. The various relationships that were presented in both books caused the conflict and plot of the story. However, Address Unknown has a leader whose people trust him; they support his every decision. On the other hand, Escape from East Berlin has a government that is disliked across the territory it controls.
Escape from East Berlin and Address Unknown have one similarity. They both were written to tell the story of how relationships affect people. Due to being separated from their loved ones, Kurt had to risk his life to get to the West, where his parents were. In Address Unknown, Max wanted to save his sister, and his friendship with Martin.

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Marta is a girl who lives in East Berlin. The new wall separating East and West has gotten many people killed. Stefon, Marta's brother died trying to cross the wall. Eventually, Marta escapes to the West on board a runaway train. The story moves on Kurt, who lives in the West. Kurt and his grandfather, Lothar, who happens to be the agent who tried to catch Marta, assists Kurt in escaping to the West through a checkpoint. The author develops a way to show the reader how living on either side of the wall is different.

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Two good friends, Max and Martin, are communicating between each other using letters. Max, a German Jew living in California, and Martin, a German living in Germany, live in a time where Hitler is gradually gaining power. As he does, he changes the perspective of the German people. Martin distances himself from Max, affecting their relationship and weakening it. Their relationship as friends deteriorates further when Max's sister, Grieselle, dies to the German troops in front of Martin. This saddens Max, as he thought Martin was his friend. Eventually, Max seeks his revenge by sending letters that were harmless, but purposefully written in the way that makes it seem that Max, a Jew, and Martin are communicating with a secret code.

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Address Unknown by Kathrine Taylor

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Escape from East Berlin by Andy Marino

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How do relationships affect people?