Titlebook: Crisis in the West; American Leadership Lionel Gelber Book 1975 Lionel Gelber 1975 Europe.Germany.realism.world order

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The Problem of German Reunification Before Unity is no longer a problem for Germans themselves to decide. Why this is so not all of them grasp even now. But they could accept the inevitable with less reluctance after Konrad Adenauer put the Bonn Republic on its feet. And new, broader international trends would have to change once more before the two Germanies might come together again.

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Peaceful Coexistence or a Durable Peace?How peace may be prolonged between major rival camps was explored in this essay during the summer of 1964 from two points of view. The first was the kind of detente that might or might not be feasible in a global contest. The second was how well the United Nations might do.

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Anti-Nazism and a German PatriotThose who handle great issues may or may not do so in terms of personal background. It is this, at any rate, that might have shaped the views of some whom Part Three now discusses.

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The United States, Britain and the Open Seas pays réal . the pays légal. ..

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The Enlargement of the European Community and its Global EffectsCan the West afford to experiment with its own make-up at a time when it has a global contest on its hands? More than a detente is required to ensure maximum security and without maximum security it should take no chances. The Atlantic nexus relies, after all, on much beyond the Atlantic and much beyond the Atlantic relies on it.

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The Politics of Nostalgiabrated specialist is expected, during an era of global politics and American leadership, wishfully to express. Mr George Kennan did so, all the same, in hearings before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 1966 and 1967.

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Western Europe versus the United States?rench President called for a European Europe — one devoid of American influence. The American President, on the contrary, advocated an Atlantic partnership that would bring the two sides of the North Atlantic more closely together.

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