Talk:Asterix and the Great Divide

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Notes on the Great divide

In the comment section the great divide mentions that this story alludes to the berlin wall...this is untrue in a televised interview which could have been aired on BRT or RTBF television or on Antenne2( french public television ) around the time of publication the author referred to the Belgian language issue and the "linguistic border" between Flanders and Wallonia, as an example of the systemic urge of people to make divides between them and the almost universal the romeo and juliet theme. He didn't mention the Berlin wall or the iron curtain, oalthough that was the ultimate post-war example of the divide--DerekvG (talk) 11:01, 2 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]