In the Wannsee district of Berlin, Germany, there is a brief bridge spanning the Havel River, connecting the German capital to Potsdam. Historically, this bridge served as a border between East and West Berlin, marked by a white line in its center. Its secluded location made it a strategic point for exchanging high-ranking spies between the Eastern and Western powers, earning it the moniker 'Bridge of Spies.'
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Source: amusingplanet.com