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Dorit Schmiel
Dorit Schmiel (April 25, 1941, Berlin - February 19, 1962, Berlin) was a German woman who died while trying to cross the Berlin Wall. At the age of 20, she was fatally shot while attempting to escape from East Berlin to West Berlin.
==Biography==
Dorit Schmiel was born in 1941 in Berlin during the Second World War, in which her father died as a soldier. She and her older brother were raised by her mother and step-father in the East Berlin district of Pankow, where she worked as a seamstress in a state-run manufacturing company. Ever since she was a child, she traveled regularly to the western part of the city to visit relatives, go shopping, watch movies, or go dancing. The sealing off of the sector border, and subsequent loss of freedom to visit the west as a painful turning point in her life. By the time she was 20, she had moved in with her fiancé, Detlef T. Together with three other friends (brothers Eberhard Brede and Dietrich Brede, and Dietrich's girlfriend, Brigitte Kießling),〔(Wenn Tote stören: Vom Sterben an der Mauer ) - 2007 German documentary about deaths at the Berlin Wall〕 because of dissatisfaction with the political situation in the GDR, and because it had now become apparent that division of Berlin would be permanent, she decided early in 1962 to attempt to escape to West Berlin. The group of five decided on a place in the northern part of the city, where Dorit's cousin previously escaped.
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