Polen und die deutsche Ostpolitik 1945-1990

1945-1990

von

Stoklosa, Katarzyna

BuchGebunden

Deutsch

Vandenhoeck & Ruprechterschienen am15.08.2011

After World War II, the annexation of Poland and the displacement of many Germans from the Eastern regions, the relationship between Poland and Germany appeared to be dominated by the new hostility between the two countries. Only after Willy Brandt introduced his New Ostpolitik in 1969, oriented as it was toward a reconciliation with the peoples of Eastern Europe, did things change for the better. Initially the relations between East Germany and Poland became better. The Görlitz Agreement of 1950, which guaranteed the validity of the Oder-Neiße boundary, created the stable basis for a bilateral contract. With the help of new archive materials from Moscow, Warsaw, Berlin, London and Washington DC, the author draws a new picture of German Ostpolitik.mehr

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KlappentextAfter World War II, the annexation of Poland and the displacement of many Germans from the Eastern regions, the relationship between Poland and Germany appeared to be dominated by the new hostility between the two countries. Only after Willy Brandt introduced his New Ostpolitik in 1969, oriented as it was toward a reconciliation with the peoples of Eastern Europe, did things change for the better. Initially the relations between East Germany and Poland became better. The Görlitz Agreement of 1950, which guaranteed the validity of the Oder-Neiße boundary, created the stable basis for a bilateral contract. With the help of new archive materials from Moscow, Warsaw, Berlin, London and Washington DC, the author draws a new picture of German Ostpolitik.

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ISBN/GTIN978-3-525-30000-8

ProduktartBuch

EinbandartGebunden

Verlag

Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht

ErscheinungsortGöttingen

ErscheinungslandDeutschland

Erscheinungsjahr2011

Erscheinungsdatum15.08.2011

SpracheDeutsch

Gewicht1003 g

Illustrationen29 Statistiken

Artikel-Nr.10124798

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GenreGeschichte/Politik

Inhalt/Kritik

Prolog

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg schien das Verhältnis zwischen Polen und Deutschland als bleibend feindselig definiert. Entsprechend schwierig gestalteten sich die Beziehungen zwischen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und der Volksrepublik Polen. Erst mit Willy Brandts »Neuer Ostpolitik« seit 1969 änderten sich die Verhältnisse grundlegend. Katarzyna Stoklosa analysiert in ihrem Buch, welche Wahrnehmungen, Vorurteile und Feindbilder auf polnischer Seite und auf Seiten der beiden deutschen Staaten diesen schwierigen Weg zur Aussöhnung begleiteten.mehr

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This study uses the insights drawn from newly-discovered archival material from Moscow, Warsaw, Berlin, London and Washington D.C. to reconstruct the contemporary perceptions of West German Ostpolitik in Poland, the GDR, the Soviet Union, Great Britain and the USA.>mehr