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The Fall of the Berlin Wall as a direct cause for German reunification

Name: The Fall of the Berlin Wall as a direct cause for German reunification
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Author: Hendrik Doobe
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A peaceful revolution triggered by long term causes or immediate events?

Essay, 2002

20 Pages, Grade: IB-Diploma full score

Hendrik Doobe (Author)

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Abstract

Introduction

Disintegration of the Warsaw Pact

The SED and its model of Socialism became politically and economically inappropriate.

Chaos, Confusion, Miscommunication: Schabowski’s ‘sofort, unverzüglich’

The media builds bridges

The special position of the church and its relevance

The peaceful revolution

Conclusion

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Title: The Fall of the Berlin Wall as a direct cause for German reunification
Subtitle: A peaceful revolution triggered by long term causes or immediate events?
College: Waterford Kamhlaba United World College of Southern Africa
Course: History
Grade: IB-Diploma full score
Author: Hendrik Doobe (Author)
Year: 2002
Pages: 20
Catalog Number: V174706
ISBN (eBook): 9783640953356
ISBN (Book): 9783640953028
File size: 556 KB
Language: English
Keywords: Fall of the Berlin Wall, Berlin Wall, Peaceful Revolution, Glasnost, Perestroika

Quote paper: Hendrik Doobe (Author), 2002, The Fall of the Berlin Wall as a direct cause for German reunification, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/174706

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