In September 1989, thousands of refugees from East Germany occupied the West Germany Embassy in Prague. After some tough negotiations in NewYork, then foreign minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, standing on the embassy balcony, spoke the words that would resolve the crisis and make history: "We have co
In September 1989, thousands of refugees from East Germany occupied the West Germany Embassy in Prague. After some tough negotiations in New York, then foreign minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, standing on the embassy balcony, spoke the words that would resolve the crisis and make history: "We have c
Featuring: · Maria Romana De Gasperi: daughter of Alcide De Gasperi, former Prime Minister of Italy · Antoinette Spaak: daughter of Paul-Henri Spaak, former Prime Minister of Belgium · Jean-Marie Pelt: former private secretary of Robert Schuman, France's foreign minister w
#Ukraine has a rich history that stretches over many centuries… This video gives a brief overview of Ukrainian history to the current day. Transcript: alugha Click here to see more videos: https://alugha.com/mysimpleshow
By the end of the 1930s, totalitarian forms of government existed in 15 European states. Between the world wars, fascist movements were founded across Europe: in Italy under Mussolini, in Spain under Franco. In Germany, Hitler came to power in 1933. Author: ZDF/Winfried Laasch, Friedrich Scherer/K
Solidarity and Infrastructure: MEP Sven Giegold with Ellen Ueberschär Language: English
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock gave a speech at the UN in New York on the war in Ukraine. Video Uploaded by EuroNews on YouTube and imported to alugha from alugha GmbH All Rights belong to the owners of the video and its content. 00:00 -> Introduction of Annalena Baerbock 00:26 -> Talk
In the Middle Ages, Europe benefited from flourishing science in the Arab world. Writings and knowledge reached Europe via Spain and Sicily. At the beginning of the 13th century, the most important ancient fundamental books were handed down. Authors: ZDF/Terra X/Group 5/Susanne Utzt, Sahar Eslah, M
The fighting in Ukraine means that much of their wheat cannot make it to market. Essential Russian goods are also unavailable to the rest of the world. More than 300 million people in the poorest countries could soon be facing acute hunger. This video explains how the war in Ukraine is affecting the
Euro The Moment Of Truth: Another Europe? Live broadcast on 21. Oct 2015
