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| − | |interest = [[Deutsches Opernhaus]]<br>[[Joint Counter Terrorist Centre Building]] |
+ | |interest = [[Deutsches Opernhaus]]<br>[[Joint Counter Terrorist Centre Building]]<br>''[[Kurhotel Ströszek]]'' |
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+ | |flag = [[File:Flag of Berlin.png|40px]]<br>[[File:Flag of East Berlin.png|40px]] |
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| − | |notable = [[Johann Schmidt]]<br>[[Adolf Hitler]]<br>[[Heinrich Himmler]] |
+ | |notable = [[Johann Schmidt]]<br>[[Adolf Hitler]] †<br>[[Heinrich Himmler]] † |
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+ | |population = Berliners |
| − | |movie = ''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Captain America: The Winter Soldier]]'' <small>( |
+ | |movie = ''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Captain America: The Winter Soldier]]'' <small>(footage)</small><br>''[[Ant-Man (film)|Ant-Man]]''<br>''[[Captain America: Civil War]]''<br>''[[Spider-Man: Homecoming]]'' <small>(footage)</small><br>''[[Spider-Man: Far From Home]]'' |
|tv series = ''[[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]]''<br>*''[[T.A.H.I.T.I.]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>*''[[The Ghost]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Daredevil (TV series)|Daredevil]]''<br>*''[[The Man in the Box]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small> |
|tv series = ''[[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]]''<br>*''[[T.A.H.I.T.I.]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>*''[[The Ghost]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Daredevil (TV series)|Daredevil]]''<br>*''[[The Man in the Box]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small> |
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|game = ''[[Captain America: Super Soldier]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small> |
|game = ''[[Captain America: Super Soldier]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small> |
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|comic = ''[[Captain America: First Vengeance]]''<br>''[[Ant-Man Prelude]]''<br>''[[Spider-Man: Homecoming Prelude]]''}} |
|comic = ''[[Captain America: First Vengeance]]''<br>''[[Ant-Man Prelude]]''<br>''[[Spider-Man: Homecoming Prelude]]''}} |
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+ | {{Quote|[[CIA]] has you stationed over here now?"<br>"In Berlin, [[Joint Counter Terrorist Centre|Joint Terrorism Task Force]].|[[Steve Rogers]] and [[Sharon Carter]]|Captain America: Civil War}} |
'''Berlin''' is the capital of [[Germany]]. |
'''Berlin''' is the capital of [[Germany]]. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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===Deutsches Opernhaus=== |
===Deutsches Opernhaus=== |
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| ⚫ | In [[1930s|February 1934]], [[Adolf Hitler]] attended a representation of [[Richard Wagner]]'s opera ''{{WPS|Parsifal}}'' at the [[Deutsches Opernhaus]] in Berlin. During the ensuing gala dinner, Hitler praised some aspects of the play that linked to his own line of thought, such as celebrating the purity of blood that must be safeguarded, while constructing a new aristocracy based on it. |
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| − | [[File:Deutsches Opernhaus Berlin.PNG|left|thumb|250px|The actors perform ''Parsifal'' at the [[Deutsches Opernhaus]]]] |
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| − | + | [[File:Deutsches Opernhaus Berlin.PNG|left|thumb|250px|The actors perform ''{{WPS|Parsifal}}'' at the [[Deutsches Opernhaus]]]] |
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| ⚫ | Hitler was interrupted by [[Johann Schmidt]] who said that the old ways should not be disposed of, as they could prove to be more than they appeared. After apologizing, Schmidt revealed that Wagner's music had influenced his work just as it "inspired" Hitler to set [[Germany]] back on a path of greatness. Hitler asked for the link between Wagner and physics, and Schmidt answered that the "[[magic]]" from the {{WPS|Norse mythology}} that Wagner adapted into his operas could simply be the oldest science ever known. Intrigued by Schmidt's ideas, Hitler asked [[Ernst Kaufmann]] to arrange a lunch between Hitler and Schmidt to discuss the ideas. |
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| ⚫ | Schmidt asked Kaufmann to continue his research in his division, however, he was displeased with Schmidt's interruption, and warned him not to come near Hitler again. However, [[Heinrich Himmler]] overheard Schmidt's theories, and took him under his wing.<ref>''[[Captain America: First Vengeance]]''</ref> |
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| − | [[Johann Schmidt]], a university researcher in the field of physics, interrupted Hitler saying that the old ways should not be disposed of, as they could prove to be more than they appeared. After apologizing, Schmidt revealed that Wagner's music had influenced his work just as it "inspired" Hitler to set [[Germany]] back on a path of greatness. |
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| ⚫ | Hitler asked for the link between Wagner and physics, and Schmidt answered that the "magic" from the {{WPS|Norse mythology}} that Wagner adapted into his operas could simply be the oldest science ever known. Intrigued by Schmidt's ideas, Hitler asked [[Ernst Kaufmann]] to arrange a lunch between Hitler and Schmidt to discuss the ideas. |
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| ⚫ | Schmidt asked Kaufmann |
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===World War II=== |
===World War II=== |
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====Beginning of the War==== |
====Beginning of the War==== |
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| − | In [[1930s|1939]], [[Adolf Hitler]] began |
+ | In [[1930s|1939]], {{WPS|Nazi Germany}} led by [[Adolf Hitler]] began the [[World War II]], intending of creating a German Empire. [[Germany]] was considered the center of Axis powers after the official outbreak of the war, with its capital, Berlin, housing the headquarters of the Nazi Third Reich government, the German Armed Forces and the [[Schutzstaffel]].<ref name="CATFA">''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]''</ref> By March 1942, Berlin became the target of Allied air raids. In one particular raid, the city was hit with 350 2-ton bombs.<ref>[[:File:Zhitomir.png|Berlin Afire After Big Raid]]</ref> |
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| − | By March 1942, Berlin became the target of Allied air raids. In one particular raid, the city was hit with 350 2-ton bombs.<ref>[[:File:Zhitomir.png|Berlin Afire After Big Raid]]</ref> |
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====HYDRA Desertion==== |
====HYDRA Desertion==== |
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| − | [[File:Targets map.png|thumb|250px|Berlin marked as one of |
+ | [[File:Targets map.png|thumb|250px|Berlin marked as one of the [[HYDRA]]'s targets]] |
{{Quote|Berlin is on this map!"<br>"So it is.|[[Hutter]] and [[Johann Schmidt]]|Captain America: The First Avenger}} |
{{Quote|Berlin is on this map!"<br>"So it is.|[[Hutter]] and [[Johann Schmidt]]|Captain America: The First Avenger}} |
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| − | In [[1940s|1943]], [[Johann Schmidt]] and his [[HYDRA]] division went rogue, separating themselves from the Nazi regime |
+ | In [[1940s|1943]], [[Johann Schmidt]] and his [[HYDRA]] division went rogue, separating themselves from the Nazi regime. According to one of HYDRA's maps, Berlin was among the European cities planned to be invaded following the destruction of the [[United States of America|United States]], despite the fact that German troops had conquered many countries in Europe.<ref name="CATFA">''[[Captain America: The First Avenger]]''</ref> |
| ⚫ | [[Wolfgang Brenner]] discovered Schmidt's [[Battle in the Valkyrie|apparent demise]] at the hands of [[Captain America]], and sent a telegram from Berlin to [[Werner Reinhardt]] to inform him Schmidt's death and the approach of the Allied troops.<ref>[[:File:HYDRA Telegram.jpg|Wolfgang Brenner's Telegram]]</ref> |
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| − | ====The Telegram==== |
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====The End of the War==== |
====The End of the War==== |
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| − | On April 30, 1945, in his bunker in Berlin, Hitler appointed {{WPS|Karl Dönitz |
+ | On April 30, 1945, in his bunker in Berlin, [[Adolf Hitler]] appointed {{WPS|Karl Dönitz}} as his successor. Hitler then committed suicide in order to evade capture after Nazi Germany's defeat. The Nazi propaganda attempted to present his death as a heroic fall in the struggle against Bolshevism.<ref>[[:File:News 4.jpg|'''Daily Mail''' - The hater of Britain now rules]]</ref> On May 9, 1945, [[Wilhelm Keitel]] had to sign the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany at Soviet headquarters in Berlin.<ref>''[[Captain America: The Winter Soldier]]''</ref> |
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| − | On May 9, 1945, the German Field Marshall [[Wilhelm Keitel]] had to sign the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany at Soviet headquarters in Berlin.<ref>A short footage of the signing ceremony appears in ''[[Captain America: The Winter Soldier]]''</ref>{{clear}} |
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===Cold War=== |
===Cold War=== |
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| − | [[File:Soviet soldiers.PNG|thumb|250px|The Soviet patrol led by a HYDRA officer on the streets of East Berlin |
+ | [[File:Soviet soldiers.PNG|thumb|250px|The Soviet patrol led by a HYDRA officer on the streets of East Berlin]] |
{{Quote|Something's come up. We're sending a covert op into East Berlin.|[[Howard Stark]] to [[Hank Pym]]|Ant-Man Prelude}} |
{{Quote|Something's come up. We're sending a covert op into East Berlin.|[[Howard Stark]] to [[Hank Pym]]|Ant-Man Prelude}} |
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| − | During the [[Cold War]], Berlin was divided by a barrier called the Berlin Wall. The eastern part of the city was controlled by the Soviets, while the western part was controlled by the [[NATO]]. During the 1980s, |
+ | During the [[Cold War]], Berlin was divided by a barrier called the Berlin Wall. The eastern part of the city was controlled by the Soviets, while the western part was controlled by the [[NATO]]. During the 1980s, [[HYDRA]] managed to secretly infiltrate the Soviet power structures, establishing a secret laboratory in East Berlin. They continued their memory suppression experiments from [[World War II]] with the goal to create an army of brainwashed soldiers who would follow every order. Their human lab rat managed to escape but was quickly caught by the [[Soviet Armed Forces]] patrol near the Berlin Wall. |
| − | A few days later, the |
+ | A few days later, the laboratory was infiltrated by [[Hank Pym]] who was sent by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] to investigate and sabotage the reverse-engineering an old piece of HYDRA technology. Using the [[Ant-Man Suit]], Pym managed to ruin the laboratory, destroy the [[Memory Suppressing Machine]], free the prisoner and knock down all the guards before returning to the [[United States of America]].<ref>''[[Ant-Man Prelude]]''</ref> |
===Wanted List=== |
===Wanted List=== |
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| − | {{Quote|Let me assure you it wasn't luck that led me to your partner's black sedan in Berlin or that he'd open the door for a redhead or those two agents in Morocco. Do you think it was just a roll of the dice that my people found them in that |
+ | {{Quote|Let me assure you it wasn't luck that led me to your partner's black sedan in Berlin or that he'd open the door for a redhead or those two agents in [[Morocco]]. Do you think it was just a roll of the dice that my people found them in that {{WPS|Moroccan riad|riad}}? No, it was the Clairvoyant.|[[Ian Quinn]] to [[John Garrett]]|T.A.H.I.T.I.}} |
| − | [[John Garrett]] and [[Garrett's Team|his team]] were tasked with apprehending [[Ian Quinn]] following the kidnapping of [[Franklin Hall]] and his seeming death in [[Malta]]. |
+ | [[John Garrett]] and [[Garrett's Team|his team]] were tasked with apprehending [[Ian Quinn]] following the kidnapping of [[Franklin Hall]] and his seeming death in [[Malta]]. However, Quinn's men were able to kill at least three agents with the [[Clairvoyant]]'s guidance, killing an agent in Berlin inside his own sedan.<ref>''[[T.A.H.I.T.I.|Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 1.14: T.A.H.I.T.I.]]''</ref> |
| + | ===Elektra's Murders=== |
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| − | However, Quinn was able to kill at least three agents with the [[Clairvoyant]]'s guidance, killing an agent in Berlin inside his own black sedan.<ref>''[[T.A.H.I.T.I.|Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 1.14: T.A.H.I.T.I.]]''</ref> |
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+ | ===[[Avengers Civil War]]=== |
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| + | [[File:Carter Kick 1.png|thumb|left|250px|The [[Winter Soldier]] escapes from the [[Joint Counter Terrorist Centre]]]] |
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| + | {{Quote|So, what happened to the real [[Theo Broussard|Broussard]]?"<br>"He was found dead in a Berlin hotel room.|[[Tony Stark]] and [[F.R.I.D.A.Y.]]|Captain America: Civil War}} |
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| + | During the ratification of the [[Sokovia Accords]], the [[CIA]] stationed [[Sharon Carter]] at the [[Joint Counter Terrorist Centre]] in Berlin, under [[Everett Ross]]' command. Following the [[Capture of Winter Soldier|confrontation]] in [[Bucharest]], JCTC apprehended the [[Winter Soldier]], as well as [[Captain America]], [[Falcon]], and [[Black Panther]] and brought them to [[Joint Counter Terrorist Centre Building|JCTC Headquarters]] Berlin. They were approached by Ross and Carter, while [[Tony Stark]] was supervising the aftermath of the incident. |
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| + | JCTC contacted [[Theo Broussard]] to interrogate Barnes, however, he was secretly murdered and replaced by [[Helmut Zemo]]. Zemo arrived at the JCTC building where he used the [[Winter Soldier Book]] to enthrall Barnes, ordering him to attack the JCTC operative. As the power around the base was cut out, Barnes confronted the [[Avengers]] and JCTC operatives, while Zemo escaped. Barnes then fought Stark, Romanoff, Carter, and T'Challa, before he was apprehended by Rogers and Wilson. |
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| + | They brought Barnes to a disclosed location where he told Rogers and Barnes about the [[Winter Soldier Program]] operated by [[HYDRA]]. He suggested that Zemo was going to reactivate the [[Winter Soldiers]]. Rogers and Wilson they contacted [[Clint Barton]] and [[Scott Lang]] and arrived at [[Schkeuditz]] for a flight to [[Siberia]].<ref name="CACW">''[[Captain America: Civil War]]''</ref> |
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| + | ====Peter Parker's Trip==== |
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| + | {{Quote|Nobody's actually told me why I'm in Berlin. Or what I'm doing. Something about... [[Captain America]]... going crazy?|[[Peter Parker]]|Spider-Man: Homecoming}} |
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| − | The moment [[Captain America]], [[Winter Soldier]], [[Falcon]] and [[Black Panther]] were apprehended by the Joint-Terrorism Task Force and [[James Rhodes]] they were all immediately transported to the force's headquarters in Berlin. |
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| + | Preparing for the [[Clash of the Avengers|fight]] against [[Captain America]], [[Tony Stark]], [[Happy Hogan]], and [[Peter Parker]] arrived to Berlin. As Hogan booked the suite at ''[[Kurhotel Ströszek]]'', Parker spent his time exploring the city and vlogging. Returning to the hotel, Parker found the [[Spider-Man Suit]] that Stark designed for him. Equipped with the new suit, Parker and Stark flew to [[Schkeuditz]] where Rogers' team was found.<ref>''[[Spider-Man: Homecoming]]''</ref> |
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| − | ===Incarceration of Helmut Zemo=== |
+ | ====Incarceration of Helmut Zemo==== |
| + | Apprehending [[Helmut Zemo]], [[T'Challa]] handed him to the [[Joint Counter Terrorist Centre]] led by [[Everett Ross]], so Zemo was arrested for a terrorist attack and murders. Zemo was incarcerated inside the [[Joint Counter Terrorist Centre Building]] in Berlin.<ref name="CACW"/> |
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| − | [[Helmut Zemo]], the man responsible for the [[Attack on the United Nations]] and for orchestrating the [[Avengers Civil War]], was incarcerated in the Task Force's Berlin headquarters following his apprehension by [[Black Panther]]. |
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| + | ===[[Ambush in Berlin]]=== |
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| − | {{Expand|Civil War}} |
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| + | {{Quote|I need my [[Spider-Man Suit|suit]], and I have to go to Berlin, and talk to [[Nick Fury|Mr. Fury]] in person.|[[Peter Parker]] to [[Michelle Jones]]|Spider-Man: Far From Home}} |
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| + | Following the [[Attack on the Prague Carnival]], [[Talos]] and [[Soren]], impersonating [[Nick Fury]] and [[Maria Hill]], departed to Berlin to cooperate with {{WPS|Europol}}. When [[Peter Parker]] discovered that [[Quentin Beck]], in fact, was a fraud, he went to Berlin to tell 'Fury' about Beck's lie. However, Beck learned about it and used his illusion technology to trick Parker and attacked him using [[Stark Industries Combat Drones]]. Tricking Parker, Beck convinced him to tell that [[Michelle Jones]] and [[Ned Leeds]] were aware of Beck's lie as well. Beck then generated an illusion, having Parker hit by a bullet train on its way to the [[Netherlands]].<ref>''[[Spider-Man: Far From Home]]''</ref> |
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==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category:Spider-Man: Homecoming Locations]] |
[[Category:Spider-Man: Homecoming Locations]] |
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[[Category:Comics Locations]] |
[[Category:Comics Locations]] |
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Revision as of 15:06, 5 June 2020
- "CIA has you stationed over here now?"
"In Berlin, Joint Terrorism Task Force." - ―Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter[src]
Berlin is the capital of Germany.
History
Deutsches Opernhaus
In February 1934, Adolf Hitler attended a representation of Richard Wagner's opera Parsifal at the Deutsches Opernhaus in Berlin. During the ensuing gala dinner, Hitler praised some aspects of the play that linked to his own line of thought, such as celebrating the purity of blood that must be safeguarded, while constructing a new aristocracy based on it.
The actors perform Parsifal at the Deutsches Opernhaus
Hitler was interrupted by Johann Schmidt who said that the old ways should not be disposed of, as they could prove to be more than they appeared. After apologizing, Schmidt revealed that Wagner's music had influenced his work just as it "inspired" Hitler to set Germany back on a path of greatness. Hitler asked for the link between Wagner and physics, and Schmidt answered that the "magic" from the Norse mythology that Wagner adapted into his operas could simply be the oldest science ever known. Intrigued by Schmidt's ideas, Hitler asked Ernst Kaufmann to arrange a lunch between Hitler and Schmidt to discuss the ideas.
Schmidt asked Kaufmann to continue his research in his division, however, he was displeased with Schmidt's interruption, and warned him not to come near Hitler again. However, Heinrich Himmler overheard Schmidt's theories, and took him under his wing.[1]
World War II
Beginning of the War
In 1939, Nazi Germany led by Adolf Hitler began the World War II, intending of creating a German Empire. Germany was considered the center of Axis powers after the official outbreak of the war, with its capital, Berlin, housing the headquarters of the Nazi Third Reich government, the German Armed Forces and the Schutzstaffel.[2] By March 1942, Berlin became the target of Allied air raids. In one particular raid, the city was hit with 350 2-ton bombs.[3]
HYDRA Desertion
Berlin marked as one of the HYDRA's targets
- "Berlin is on this map!"
"So it is." - ―Hutter and Johann Schmidt[src]
In 1943, Johann Schmidt and his HYDRA division went rogue, separating themselves from the Nazi regime. According to one of HYDRA's maps, Berlin was among the European cities planned to be invaded following the destruction of the United States, despite the fact that German troops had conquered many countries in Europe.[2]
Wolfgang Brenner discovered Schmidt's apparent demise at the hands of Captain America, and sent a telegram from Berlin to Werner Reinhardt to inform him Schmidt's death and the approach of the Allied troops.[4]
The End of the War
Wilhelm Keitel, signing the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany
On April 30, 1945, in his bunker in Berlin, Adolf Hitler appointed Karl Dönitz as his successor. Hitler then committed suicide in order to evade capture after Nazi Germany's defeat. The Nazi propaganda attempted to present his death as a heroic fall in the struggle against Bolshevism.[5] On May 9, 1945, Wilhelm Keitel had to sign the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany at Soviet headquarters in Berlin.[6]
Cold War
The Soviet patrol led by a HYDRA officer on the streets of East Berlin
- "Something's come up. We're sending a covert op into East Berlin."
- ―Howard Stark to Hank Pym[src]
During the Cold War, Berlin was divided by a barrier called the Berlin Wall. The eastern part of the city was controlled by the Soviets, while the western part was controlled by the NATO. During the 1980s, HYDRA managed to secretly infiltrate the Soviet power structures, establishing a secret laboratory in East Berlin. They continued their memory suppression experiments from World War II with the goal to create an army of brainwashed soldiers who would follow every order. Their human lab rat managed to escape but was quickly caught by the Soviet Armed Forces patrol near the Berlin Wall.
A few days later, the laboratory was infiltrated by Hank Pym who was sent by S.H.I.E.L.D. to investigate and sabotage the reverse-engineering an old piece of HYDRA technology. Using the Ant-Man Suit, Pym managed to ruin the laboratory, destroy the Memory Suppressing Machine, free the prisoner and knock down all the guards before returning to the United States of America.[7]
Wanted List
- "Let me assure you it wasn't luck that led me to your partner's black sedan in Berlin or that he'd open the door for a redhead or those two agents in Morocco. Do you think it was just a roll of the dice that my people found them in that riad? No, it was the Clairvoyant."
- ―Ian Quinn to John Garrett[src]
John Garrett and his team were tasked with apprehending Ian Quinn following the kidnapping of Franklin Hall and his seeming death in Malta. However, Quinn's men were able to kill at least three agents with the Clairvoyant's guidance, killing an agent in Berlin inside his own sedan.[8]
Elektra's Murders
Traveling across the globe, Elektra visited Berlin where she killed a lawyer.[9]
Avengers Civil War
Capture of the Winter Soldier
The Winter Soldier escapes from the Joint Counter Terrorist Centre
- "So, what happened to the real Broussard?"
"He was found dead in a Berlin hotel room." - ―Tony Stark and F.R.I.D.A.Y.[src]
During the ratification of the Sokovia Accords, the CIA stationed Sharon Carter at the Joint Counter Terrorist Centre in Berlin, under Everett Ross' command. Following the confrontation in Bucharest, JCTC apprehended the Winter Soldier, as well as Captain America, Falcon, and Black Panther and brought them to JCTC Headquarters Berlin. They were approached by Ross and Carter, while Tony Stark was supervising the aftermath of the incident.
JCTC contacted Theo Broussard to interrogate Barnes, however, he was secretly murdered and replaced by Helmut Zemo. Zemo arrived at the JCTC building where he used the Winter Soldier Book to enthrall Barnes, ordering him to attack the JCTC operative. As the power around the base was cut out, Barnes confronted the Avengers and JCTC operatives, while Zemo escaped. Barnes then fought Stark, Romanoff, Carter, and T'Challa, before he was apprehended by Rogers and Wilson.
They brought Barnes to a disclosed location where he told Rogers and Barnes about the Winter Soldier Program operated by HYDRA. He suggested that Zemo was going to reactivate the Winter Soldiers. Rogers and Wilson they contacted Clint Barton and Scott Lang and arrived at Schkeuditz for a flight to Siberia.[10]
Peter Parker's Trip
- "Nobody's actually told me why I'm in Berlin. Or what I'm doing. Something about... Captain America... going crazy?"
- ―Peter Parker[src]
Preparing for the fight against Captain America, Tony Stark, Happy Hogan, and Peter Parker arrived to Berlin. As Hogan booked the suite at Kurhotel Ströszek, Parker spent his time exploring the city and vlogging. Returning to the hotel, Parker found the Spider-Man Suit that Stark designed for him. Equipped with the new suit, Parker and Stark flew to Schkeuditz where Rogers' team was found.[11]
Incarceration of Helmut Zemo
Apprehending Helmut Zemo, T'Challa handed him to the Joint Counter Terrorist Centre led by Everett Ross, so Zemo was arrested for a terrorist attack and murders. Zemo was incarcerated inside the Joint Counter Terrorist Centre Building in Berlin.[10]
Ambush in Berlin
- "I need my suit, and I have to go to Berlin, and talk to Mr. Fury in person."
- ―Peter Parker to Michelle Jones[src]
Following the Attack on the Prague Carnival, Talos and Soren, impersonating Nick Fury and Maria Hill, departed to Berlin to cooperate with Europol. When Peter Parker discovered that Quentin Beck, in fact, was a fraud, he went to Berlin to tell 'Fury' about Beck's lie. However, Beck learned about it and used his illusion technology to trick Parker and attacked him using Stark Industries Combat Drones. Tricking Parker, Beck convinced him to tell that Michelle Jones and Ned Leeds were aware of Beck's lie as well. Beck then generated an illusion, having Parker hit by a bullet train on its way to the Netherlands.[12]
References
- ↑ Captain America: First Vengeance
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Captain America: The First Avenger
- ↑ Berlin Afire After Big Raid
- ↑ Wolfgang Brenner's Telegram
- ↑ Daily Mail - The hater of Britain now rules
- ↑ Captain America: The Winter Soldier
- ↑ Ant-Man Prelude
- ↑ Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 1.14: T.A.H.I.T.I.
- ↑ Daredevil: 2.10: The Man in the Box
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Captain America: Civil War
- ↑ Spider-Man: Homecoming
- ↑ Spider-Man: Far From Home
