Jeong Yong-gil: Germany October 3, 1990

[Geggle] It is a regular review of the German division and division efforts, from the unity process based on these efforts, and the development of one Germany after another. The author says our nation, the division, should be a lesson in German division, unity and post-unification Germany in order to unite in democratic and peaceful ways. After division, East and West Germany tried to establish ‘a change through approach ’ and continued to interact. The result was that on November 9, 1989, the Cold War symbol, the Berlin Wall, was overthrown and a peaceful revolution was achieved in East Germany. And after the unity, there were various conflicts between East and West. The book reviews the process of German unity, thinking about unity. The author says policy is important in the United States' problem, but more importantly, it is a real relationship between the parties. Germany had a change in quantity and quality before the unified process, but the fact that it continued to engage in humane exchanges is that any form of exchange should shape the interdisciplinary relations. North Korea's nuclear issues, Kim Jong-il's visit to President Obama's election, the threat of military action in North Korea, the rise of North Korea power, the presidential election of North Korean leadership, and the foreign affairs of the Korean peninsula will be an important attempt to step back and think about unity at a moment of greater complexity and then look at Germany as a way to find a way out of the future of North and South Korea and the solution of the current north relations. [tour guide].

Korean title: 독일 1990년 10월 3일

Korean author: 정용길

Korean publisher: 동국대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788978012485