They woke up to soldiers with shoot-to-kill orders. So they're going to build it, baby, the anti-fascist wall. So on August 13, 1961, East Berliners wake up to barbed wire fencing that is keeping them out of West Berlin. And the communists called it the anti-fascist wall. Their argument was that, you know, this was going to keep the American fascists and capitalists out of East Berlin. And that's just not true. Checkpoint Charlie, which was one of the border crossings in East Berlin and West Berlin, which was used by foreign diplomats and foreigners, you were allowed to go to East Berlin.