In a small German village, the division of the country into Soviet and American zones in 1946 led to a 12-foot wall being built through the middle, separating families and communities. The story of a bull named Peter, who was left on the wrong side of the wall, and his cows, who were taken to the other side, is a heartwarming and tragic tale of love and separation.
Little Berlin
In 1946, the German village of Mödlareuth was irreparably altered after the country was divided into Soviet and American zones, leading to the construction of a 12-foot wall that bisected the community in two.
