The New Polish-German Treaties and the Changing Political Structure of Europe

The bilateral treaties concluded by Poland and Germany on November 14, 1990, and June 17, 1991, are an ideal illustration of the political and social changes in Central Europe. They were intended to constitute a turning point in the relations between the two neighbors, enemies for centuries that are...

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Published in:The American journal of international law 1992-01, Vol.86 (1), p.163-173
Main Author: Czaplinski, Wladyslaw
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Boundaries
CONTEMPORARY EUROPE
Current Developments
Germany
GERMANY IN GENERAL
Government
International agreements
International cooperation
International law
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Language minorities
Neighborliness
POLAND
Territorial disputes
Territories
Treaties
TREATIES, INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS
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