Deutschland 1949-1989: von der Zweistaatlichkeit zur Einheit

ISBN-10: 3515082980
ISBN-13: 9783515082983
Category: History
Pages: 244
Language: German
Published: 2003
Publisher: Franz Steiner Verlag
Authors: Jürgen Elvert, Ranke-Gesellschaft, Vereinigung für Geschichte im Öffentlichen Leben

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Mit den Ereignissen des 9. November 1989 fand die deutsche Zweistaatlichkeit ihren Abschluss. Am 3. Oktober 1990 endete die Existenz der �Bonner Republik�, da die DDR in deren Geltungsbereich eingetreten war. Die �Deutsche Frage� stellte sich damit seit Beendigung des Zweiten Weltkrieges wieder in neuer Form. Der vorliegende Tagungsband vergleicht die Verh�ltnisse von 1949 mit denen von 1989. Wie in einem Kaleidoskop werden zentrale Punkte der Entwicklung einander gegenueberstellt. Autoren beiderseits der ehemaligen innerdeutschen Grenze beleuchten die konstitutionellen, kirchenpolitischen, wirtschaftlichen, au�en- und sicherheitspolitischen Anf�nge. Subjektive Erfahrungsberichte und wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen erg�nzen einander, suchen den Blick auf die eigene Vergangenheit zu sch�rfen und Verst�ndnis fuer die unterschiedlichen Standpunkte zu wecken. Mit Beitr�gen von: Juergen Elvert, Wolf D. Gruner, Hans Boldt, Monika Kaiser, Stefan Fr�hlich, Wilfried Loth, Friedrich-Wilhelm Henning, Andr� Steiner, Manfred Willms, Christa Luft, Harry Oelke, Heinz Huerten, Gottfried Braasch, Anthony Nicholls, Val�rie Gu�rin-Sendelbach "Das ausgew�hlte zeitgeschichtliche Angebot des Buchs sei zur Lektuere empfohlen." Geschichte, Politik und ihre Didaktik.

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