abstract : Through the question of the price of freedom, a question directly related to the reparations to be paid to East European victims of Nazism and, thus, to the end of a bipolar world, a long-coming, difficult process is described: German-Czech reconciliation, the "ugly duckling" of Germany's relations with central Europe. Whereas Germany's relations with its central European neighbors took a hopeful turn after 1989, no new start could be made in relations with the Czech Republic before both parties accepted to openly face a tragic past, covered up on both sides. The consequences had to be drawn in material as well as moral terms.À travers la question du prix de la liberté, question directement liée au dédommagement des victimes est-...
An Enlarged Germany in an Enlarged Europe, by Alfred Grosser Until 1989, the postwar period could be...
The Complex Relationships between Eastern Europe and Germany, by Hans Stark Since the opening up of ...
The fall of the Berlin Wall, on November 9, 1989, might not have led to reunification. It was not a ...
abstract : Through the question of the price of freedom, a question directly related to the reparati...
The Uneasy Reconciliation Between Germany and the Czech Republic, by Jacques Rupnik and Anne Bazin I...
German Reconciliation ?, by Robert Picht Four years after the fall of the Wall, Germany appears more...
Besides the usual frictions between neighboring nations, German-Polish relations during the 20th cen...
How does writing a common history affect the reconciliation process between Germany and central Euro...
In the countries of East-Central Europe, the debutes concerning the German problem reveal the fragil...
The fall of the Berlin Wall and of the Communist countries in East Europe has intensified the confro...
Les réponses allemandes face aux crises qui traversent aujourd’hui l’Europe, incitent à se poser la ...
The Sudeten Germans had lived in parts of the present-day Czech Republic for several centuries. They...
Reunified Germany and Europe, by Michael Mertès and Norbert J. Prill After the German reunification,...
Franco-German Reconciliation : Dialogue Between de Gaulle and Adenauer, by Maurice Vaïsse Franco-Ger...
Franco-German Cooperation Faced with New Challenges, by Rudolf Scharping The development of Western ...
An Enlarged Germany in an Enlarged Europe, by Alfred Grosser Until 1989, the postwar period could be...
The Complex Relationships between Eastern Europe and Germany, by Hans Stark Since the opening up of ...
The fall of the Berlin Wall, on November 9, 1989, might not have led to reunification. It was not a ...
abstract : Through the question of the price of freedom, a question directly related to the reparati...
The Uneasy Reconciliation Between Germany and the Czech Republic, by Jacques Rupnik and Anne Bazin I...
German Reconciliation ?, by Robert Picht Four years after the fall of the Wall, Germany appears more...
Besides the usual frictions between neighboring nations, German-Polish relations during the 20th cen...
How does writing a common history affect the reconciliation process between Germany and central Euro...
In the countries of East-Central Europe, the debutes concerning the German problem reveal the fragil...
The fall of the Berlin Wall and of the Communist countries in East Europe has intensified the confro...
Les réponses allemandes face aux crises qui traversent aujourd’hui l’Europe, incitent à se poser la ...
The Sudeten Germans had lived in parts of the present-day Czech Republic for several centuries. They...
Reunified Germany and Europe, by Michael Mertès and Norbert J. Prill After the German reunification,...
Franco-German Reconciliation : Dialogue Between de Gaulle and Adenauer, by Maurice Vaïsse Franco-Ger...
Franco-German Cooperation Faced with New Challenges, by Rudolf Scharping The development of Western ...
An Enlarged Germany in an Enlarged Europe, by Alfred Grosser Until 1989, the postwar period could be...
The Complex Relationships between Eastern Europe and Germany, by Hans Stark Since the opening up of ...
The fall of the Berlin Wall, on November 9, 1989, might not have led to reunification. It was not a ...