Talk:Feu de joie

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[1] originally referred to a feu de joie at the "Commonwealth buildings" in Berlin. I couldn't find anything to document "Commonwealth buildings" in Berlin. Berlin seems improbable as a location for a feu de joie during the Cold War. This seemed so improbable that I deleted the Berlin discussion despite this usage originating at the creation of the article.

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