Imagine you are a historian studying a journal written by a citizen living in East Berlin when the Berlin Wall was being constructed. Describe the process of interpreting the information

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

If I were a historian studying a journal written by a citizen living in East Berlin when the Berlin Wall was being constructed. My process of interpreting the information would be the following.

First and foremost, I have to make sure this is a valid and original document written by a citizen who lived in that time of the Berlin Wall, during the Cold War years.

Then, I would have to check other important valid sources as is the case of newspapers of that time, magazines, or even radio programs. Once checked, I would proceed to divide the most important arguments of events in the journal. I dive these into facts, mere opinions, quotes, or anecdotes. Then I would have a more complete scenario to try to understand what was real in the journal and what were opinions or judgments.

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sooner, or do not comply with all these

regulations, will not be entitled

to a regular discharge.  

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