During the the Cold war at the Berlin wall, did soldiers in West Berlin ever engage in verbal mud slinging with soviet soldiers on the other side?

[BlankUsernam3]

Like flipping the bird, calling names or making faces at each other? I know I've heard historical accounts of union and confederate soldiers hurling verbal barbs at each other across fields and rivers where opposing armies camped out on opposite sides during the American civil war, I just wonder if that happened here.

[permanentem]

It was the ANTIFA Protection Rampart (Antifaschistischer Schutzwall) ANTIFA are the Stasi, many of whom were Nazis during the war whom where recruited after the war as they escaped prosecution for their war crimes in WWII. Obviously nobody likes ANTIFA.

[permanentem]

The ANTIFA Shits Wall... ANTIFA is trying to do the same thing int he west right now. All those DEI hires are STASI trained to keep tabs on everyone. That's exactly what they did in East Germany. They placed them in all the companies to spy on everyone.

[permanentem]

Since the ANTIFA most people recognize are lower level, they are likely equivalent to inoffizieller Mitarbeiter or the IM (unofficial collaborators) which are basically amateur spies or informants for the organization.

[DryGermanGuy]

No, because the setting was West-German border police vs. East-German border guards. Allied soldiers only were directly at the border in crisis situations.

[purplepoppy]

It would be pretty dumb because if you antagonised him enough to shoot you then war breaks out.

[Pterodon]

Of course they did. They still do at the North and South Korea border. Seen that one myself

[strateguy632]

They were too far apart.