German Unity Day: A strong partnership for a shared future
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EPHEMERIDE OF 3 OCTOBER - Here's all you need to know to start the day well... Today, we celebrate the Gérards. And also the Gérards, Gérardin...
On October 3, 1990, the Unification of Germany was officially signed. However, the process that led to the unification of the "two Germanys" - the West FRG and the East GDR - began earlier. Germany had been divided for almost four decades when, in June 1987, during a visit to the walled West Berlin, the then US President Ronald Reagan called out: "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" This is what Deutsche Welle recalls. This message caused more …
German Unity Day: A strong partnership for a shared future
On Oct. 3, Germany celebrates the Day of German Unity — a day that reminds us of the power of freedom, dialogue and the determination of people to shape their own future. German Unity Day commemorates the reunification of Germany in 1990 following decades of division. It stands for the peaceful overcoming of borders, the courage of citizens and the belief that cooperation can achieve what once seemed impossible. These values remain relevant toda…
From the enchanted world of the Black Forest to the greener side of Frankfurt, without forgetting the Berlin cultural scene, we propose a trip to Germany, a country that celebrates the reunification of 1990 on 3 October.
Today, October 3, Germany celebrates the Day of German Unification (Tag der Deutschen Einheit). Namely, in 1990, communist East Germany joined the Federal Republic of Germany, i.e. West Germany, creating a single German state for the first time since 1945. The Day of German Unity (Tag der Deutschen Einheit) is celebrated every year on October 3 throughout Germany. The word is […]
German Reunification History: East and West Germany were reunified on October 3, 1990. Learn about the historical story, from the Berlin Wall to the reunification of Germany, and the significance of this day.
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