East Germany
We proved him wrong, thankfully
Wolfgang Schaeuble was an emblem in German politics, one of the pioneers of European integration, a catalyst in the unification of the two Germanies - he probably made it happen on the economic front - and, of course, one of Europe's longest-serving MPs, having served in the Bundestag for more than 50 years.
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‘Greece is doing a great job,’ says German tourism official
When he was appointed to the job in 2018, Thomas Bareiss, a deputy minister at the Department of the Economy and Energy and Germany's commissioner for tourism, probably didn't expect it to be quite so challenging.
Germany rejects fresh demand for war reparations
Germany on Friday rejected a fresh demand from Greece for hundreds of billions of euros in World War I and II reparations, insisting that a treaty signed 29 years ago had wrapped up all such claims.
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Leipzig Culture Days in Bucharest to feature Zmei3 concert, exhibition on recent German history
A concert by Zmei3, an indie-pop-jazz Romanian band from Berlin, and an exhibition called "Places of the Peaceful Revolution," about the recent German history, are among the events featuring at the Leipzig Culture Days in Bucharest to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
How Germany Earns Billions Because of Garbage?
Did you know that under Potsdamer Platz in the center of Berlin there is a large tunnel system?
Once the square was separated from the Berlin Wall between the Communist GDR and the capitalist Federal Republic of Germany, the Deutsche Welle reported.
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Poland Set up a Commission to Calculate the German War Reparations
The ruling Conservatives in Poland have set up a parliamentary committee to determine the amount of reparations Warsaw should demand from Berlin for World War II, the Austrian media ORF reports.
August 13th - the Anniversary of the Rise of the Berlin Wall
On August 13th, we celebrate the anniversary of the rise of the Berlin Wall, writes BGNES.
After World War II, France, the United Kingdom, the United States and the Soviet Union occupy Germany and its capital, Berlin. When the Soviet Union imposed the Berlin blockade in 1948, the great tensions between the Western allies and the USSR came to light.
Helmut Kohl's united Germany and Europe
Former German Chancellor and statesman Helmut Kohl, the longest-serving postwar Western leader, died at the age of 87 on June 16.
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Stasi Buildings Become Landmarks of Dictatorship
The central station of the Ministry of State Security of East Germany (Stasi) will be transformed into a historical site with museums, exhibitions and archives, DPA news agency has announced.
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PM Ponta: Fall of Berlin Wall marked end of communist tyranny
Prime Minister Victor Ponta hailed the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall on his Facebook page on Sunday.