Dokumentation der Zeit 1959 / 192 – Wissenschaftliche Beilage »Beiträge zur Zeitgeschichte (2)«
Documentation of Time 1959 / 192 - Scientific Supplement »Contributions to Contemporary History (2)«

Author(s): Maximilian Mai, Horst Herrmann, Dietrich Zboralski, Wilfriede Otto, Dieter Bergner, Jochen Dankert, Herbert Steininger
Subject(s): Post-War period (1950 - 1989), Cold-War History
Published by: CEEOL Collections / Digital Reproductions
Summary/Abstract: The XXI. Party congress of the CPSU and the struggle of the German people for socialism, peace and national unity // Maximilian Mai: The peace treaty with Germany - the international legal instrument for the restraint of German militarism and for the equal integration of the German people into the international community // Horst Herrmann: Der Committee “Fight against Atomic Death” and the SPD leadership // Dietrich Zboralski: The Federal Border Police (BGS) - a cadre of the clerical-militarist regime in West Germany // Wilfriede Otto: The effects of remilitarization on the West German school system // Dieter Bergner: That Alliance of Catholic clericalism with revisionism // Jochen Dankert: Bonn and de Gaulle’s France // Herbert Steininger: Karl Jaspers' nuclear war philosophy // Josef Paulus: reflections on an old friend. Wenzel Jaksch, Member of the Bundestag, then and now // Dietrich Zboralski: Comments on Hans Busse's contribution. The path of General Gaedcke // Gerhard Fischer: On the disposition and theses of Fritz Köhler, Germany from liberation from the fascist yoke to the establishment of the German Democratic Republic (1945-1949) // Gerhard Selter: Hands off Africa! Report from the workshop on the new and recent history of Africa on April 17 and 18, 1959 in Leipzig // REVIEWS: Contributions to the history of the German labor movement. (Heinz Dieter Schliebe) // White paper on the aggressive policy of the government of the German Federal Republic. (Eberhard Heidmann) // Rolf Lohse, Customs Policy from the Western Allied Foreign Trade Monopoly to the “Common Market”. (Peter Thal)

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