The bear is the centuries-old emblem of Berlin, featured on the city’s official coat of arms and flag. Dating back to at least 1280, the black bear appears on a silver shield with a red crown. Historically, it was likely chosen as a canting arm (a visual pun) based on the popular belief that the city's name derives from the German word for bear, Bär. No Man's Land Check Point Charlie vs. The Gold Room Bar

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