Washington, D.C. — Curious about how people traveled from East to West Berlin at the fall of the Berlin Wall?
These vintage vehicles are called Trabants and since 2006, the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C. has hosted the Parade of the Trabants to showcase the history behind this symbol of freedom.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the parade was held virtually in 2020 and hosted Trabant owners from all over the world.
With restrictions lifted and other safety protocols put in place, this year’s parade displayed 22 of the iconic but less than stellar Trabants along with other preserved Soviet automobiles.
These owners and drivers come year after year to show off the cars’ loud motor and compact designs because as driver Eric Allen said “this is really the only time that Trabant owners really can get together and do something like this.” Mr. Allen brought his special car to the nation’s capital all the way from Indiana to participate.
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