BERLIN — In West Berlin the days and nights after November 9, 1989, we welcomed and hugged complete strangers, our East German countrymen, on the streets, chatting over a cup of coffee or a glass of Glähwein, with inconceivable and indescribable sentiments of ecstatic joy and happiness. The political mood in Germany and Eastern Europe [...]
Archive | November 14th, 2009
Germany’s Responsibility for Eastern Europe
Posted on 14 November 2009.
Posted in Central and Eastern Europe, European Union, German Elections, Germany, Politics, Transatlantic Take0 Comments
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