Germans From the West and East Agree: Unification Was the Right Thing to Do
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Germany has been reunited for three and a half decades, but there is still a gap – just like the question: Is there an own "Eastern consciousness"?
35 years after reunification, the feeling of economic abandonment and disappointment is also widespread in East Germany – which increases the risk of political destabilization. However, the mood is worse than the situation, leading economists stress.
This is how the vast majority of the country's residents view the unification. However, there are also opinions that many problems remain unresolved.
According to a recent survey, one third of citizens see great differences between East and West. This is an alarming sign 35 years after reunification. Politics, especially in East Germany, must do something about increasing alienation.
Events take place in Helmstedt County on the Day of German Unity. A big celebration of the encounter at the former border crossing Marienborn, a special exhibition or just something to enjoy: the 3rd of October is celebrated in such different ways.
On October 3rd, Berlin commemorates German reunification 35 years ago. The capital offers a diverse programme of music, culture and discussions that addresses both historical reflection and current social issues. Numerous events spread across the districts and invite you to take part. On the Day of German Unity, the Pei Building of the German Historical Museum opens its doors. / © Photo: depositphotos.com © Photo Title image: Wikimedia Commons, …
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