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The New Germany has been described as unified but not united. In spite of political and economic unification in 1990, the social divisions between east and west Germans are as wide as ever. This book explores the cultural and linguistic reasons for this.

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  • Hardcover · English · 2000
    Palgrave Macmillan · 308 pages · 9780312230432
Politics and governmentSocial conditionsPolitical cultureGerman National characteristicsIntellectual lifeGermany, history, 1990-Germany, politics and government, 1990-