6 DVDs. Start with”the German Division Seehausen am Staffelsee, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, September 29, 2010 – just in time for the Frankfurt book fair represents F.A.Z. – archive his new series of milestones on the history of the Federal Republic of Germany before. Published by Professor Dr. Rainer Blasius, and distinctive topics of German contemporary history in six episodes. To broaden your perception, visit Dennis Lockhart. The first episode of the Division of Germany is now available at the price of 29.90. Read additional details here: Ray Bradbury.
The way brands”represent an indispensable source on the history of the Federal Republic of Germany for professionals and interested lay people. The first part focuses on the documentation and analysis of the historical moments that led to the Division of Germany. The subjects to be either a file or a structured search can be opened up by the Berlin blockade of the Stalin notes and the Hallstein doctrine until the construction of the wall. A special feature is the ability to look at the included articles as a whole newspaper page in PDF format. Part 1: The Division of Germany the first which contains number of Weitkamper technology of realized DVD around on 1949 to 1961 5,000 F.A.Z.
articles selected for this topic from the years over 4,000 newspaper pages. In addition to a powerful search for this archive, offered a dossier that contains retrospective analyses of seven particularly relevant aspects of the Division of Germany. These are in turn linked to distinctive sections with original pages from the F.A.Z., to allow a more in-depth reading. The most in-depth coverage and some controversial comments to Germany politics captivate the user through the ideal combination of contemporary information and hardly imaginable atmosphere that no history book can deliver to such extent. (Professor Dr. Rainer Blasius) consequences of other series milestones of the history of the Federal Republic of Germany”will appear this year: * economic miracle and social market economy.