The New Ostpolitik and 'Real Existing Socialism': The Image of the Two Germanys in Scandinavian Political Discourse and Culture after 1969

Karl Christian Lammers

The New Ostpolitik and 'Real Existing Socialism': The Image of the Two Germanys in Scandinavian Political Discourse and Culture after 1969

SAXO-Institute - Archaeology, Ethnology, Greek & Latin, History

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Abstract

Taking as its point of departure the shifting dynamics of the two Germanys in the 1970s, this chapter aims to examine how the international acceptance of two separate and independent German states affected Scandinavian views of Germany’s position. The questions to be dealt with are these: how were the new roles of the two Germanys perceived by Scandinavians? What were the repercussions of the new situation? And how was the so-called ‘German question’ (the de facto and de jure partition of Germany) viewed? The chapter broaches the topic from a Scandinavian perspective with a particular focus on Denmark.

Translated title of the contribution	Den nye Ostpolitik og den 'realt eksisterende socialisme': Billedet af de to Tysklande i skandinavisk offentlig diskurs og kultur efter 1969
Original language	English
Title of host publication	The 'Long 1970s': Human Rights, East-West Détente and Transnational Relations
Editors	Poul Villaume, Rasmus Mariager, Helle Porsdam
Number of pages	13
Place of Publication	London og New york
Publisher	Routledge
Publication date	1 Jan 2016
Pages	259-271
Chapter	14
ISBN (Print)	9781472459404
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2016

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Faculty of Humanities
Ostpolitik

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The New Ostpolitik and 'Real Existing Socialism': The Image of the Two Germanys in Scandinavian Political Discourse and Culture after 1969. / Lammers, Karl Christian.
The 'Long 1970s': Human Rights, East-West Détente and Transnational Relations. ed. / Poul Villaume; Rasmus Mariager; Helle Porsdam. London og New york: Routledge, 2016. p. 259-271.

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