Stonewall's anniversary didn't stay confined to English-speaking cities. On 30 June 1979, around 450 people marched through West Berlin under the banner "Gay Pride," deliberately marking Stonewall's tenth anniversary and deliberately borrowing the name of the street where it happened. The name stuck: Berlin's Pride is still officially Christopher Street Day, a small but very direct thread connecting a march in Germany to a bar in Greenwich Village a decade earlier.