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In just a few days, Germans will go to the polls to vote for a new government in an election that feels strangely familiar. For decades, Germany’s…
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Europe continues to reel from violence that has swept over the continent in recent weeks. France is still mourning the loss of more than 80 people killed…
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This week Germany rescinded about 50,000 convictions for homosexual behavior that occurred between 1949 and 1969. The law in question was actually…
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Last month marked the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The University of Oklahoma held a symposium commemorating the event. Guest speakers…
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In 1989, the Berlin wall was dismantled and by the next year, Germany was once again one country. That meant consolidating East and West Germany, and…
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On November 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall fell, surprising not only Germans but people across the world. There were certain signs that change was occurring,…
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Rebecca Cruise explains why Russia's ouster from the Group of Eight industrialized nations is mostly symbolic with little consequence, and Joshua Landis…
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Earlier this week, the Group of Eight industrialized nations said they would suspend participation until Russia “changes course.” The move by the G7…
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Earlier this week anti-American protests in Iran marked 34 years since the storming of the Embassy in Tehran, and the start of the 18-month hostage…
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Allied powers divided war-torn Germany into four zones of occupation after World War II, with three of those zones uniting in 1949 to form what became…