Change: city guidesby Juergen G. ScheunemannSeptember 2005Forging a new historyWar, walls, and bankruptcy. Hardly known as a refuge of tranquility, Berlin has struggled to move beyond its unstable reputation. Yet in the shadows of a rocky past, the city reinvents itself with creativity as the selling point.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 371)

Change:  What to see and do in Berlin________________________________________________________________________________________Juergen G. Scheunemann is a writer based in Berlin. Email Juergen at editor@executivetravelmag.com.Inside the Berlin GuideExplore and share advice on:Getting there, getting aroundWhat to see and do in BerlinRecommended hotels in BerlinRestaurants in Berlin   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 370)

Change: The “Grand Old Lady” of Berlin is the rebuilt Hotel Adlon (Unter den Linden 77, tel. 030 2261 0, from €220), centrally located just steps   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 364)

Change: The “Grand Old Lady” of Berlin is the rebuilt Hotel Adlon (Unter den Linden 77, tel. 030 2261 0, from €220), centrally located just steps   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1430)