German Reconciliation ?, by Robert Picht Four years after the fall of the Wall, Germany appears more divided than ever. The current German crisis goes deeper than the problems of economie recession that was aggravated by massive financial transfers to the East. The psychological and cultural difficulties are considérable. The two former German states and their societies developed in opposite directions. On the one hand, the East-Germans must undergo a double frustration. They have to reject their past as a failure ; and they must accept that the dream of a brilliant capitalistic future is illusory. On the other hand, the West-Germans have problems justifying their policy of European integration as well as their former cooperation with the c...
France/Germany : Agreement and Disagreement, by Hans Stark 1993 was marked by « objective difficulté...
abstract : Through the question of the price of freedom, a question directly related to the reparati...
The fall of the Berlin Wall, on November 9, 1989, might not have led to reunification. It was not a ...
German Reconciliation ?, by Robert Picht Four years after the fall of the Wall, Germany appears more...
Reunified Germany and Europe, by Michael Mertès and Norbert J. Prill After the German reunification,...
Does Reunification signal a Return to the Old Germany, by Jacques Le Rider German reunification has ...
The Uneasy Reconciliation Between Germany and the Czech Republic, by Jacques Rupnik and Anne Bazin I...
An Enlarged Germany in an Enlarged Europe, by Alfred Grosser Until 1989, the postwar period could be...
The crux of the German problem lies in the contrast between the particularly changing and indefinite...
Since the Soviet bloc's collapse, the East German economy has been following a quite peculiar trajec...
Pandora's Bow Re-opened ? France and Re-unified Germany, by Ingo Kolboom The idea that Franco-German...
In the countries of East-Central Europe, the debutes concerning the German problem reveal the fragil...
France and Germany, by Hans Stark The recent deterioration in Franco-German relations in the context...
The fall of the Berlin Wall and of the Communist countries in East Europe has intensified the confro...
The Nation Lost and Found. From GDR to Germany, by Anne-Marie Le Gloannec - The inter-German time up...
France/Germany : Agreement and Disagreement, by Hans Stark 1993 was marked by « objective difficulté...
abstract : Through the question of the price of freedom, a question directly related to the reparati...
The fall of the Berlin Wall, on November 9, 1989, might not have led to reunification. It was not a ...
German Reconciliation ?, by Robert Picht Four years after the fall of the Wall, Germany appears more...
Reunified Germany and Europe, by Michael Mertès and Norbert J. Prill After the German reunification,...
Does Reunification signal a Return to the Old Germany, by Jacques Le Rider German reunification has ...
The Uneasy Reconciliation Between Germany and the Czech Republic, by Jacques Rupnik and Anne Bazin I...
An Enlarged Germany in an Enlarged Europe, by Alfred Grosser Until 1989, the postwar period could be...
The crux of the German problem lies in the contrast between the particularly changing and indefinite...
Since the Soviet bloc's collapse, the East German economy has been following a quite peculiar trajec...
Pandora's Bow Re-opened ? France and Re-unified Germany, by Ingo Kolboom The idea that Franco-German...
In the countries of East-Central Europe, the debutes concerning the German problem reveal the fragil...
France and Germany, by Hans Stark The recent deterioration in Franco-German relations in the context...
The fall of the Berlin Wall and of the Communist countries in East Europe has intensified the confro...
The Nation Lost and Found. From GDR to Germany, by Anne-Marie Le Gloannec - The inter-German time up...
France/Germany : Agreement and Disagreement, by Hans Stark 1993 was marked by « objective difficulté...
abstract : Through the question of the price of freedom, a question directly related to the reparati...
The fall of the Berlin Wall, on November 9, 1989, might not have led to reunification. It was not a ...