1989


09 | Dezembro | 2009


 


ARQUIVO IPRI-UNL:
- UE: Comissão Europeia [Setembro 2009]
- Eleições Europeias [Junho 2009]
- G20 [Março 2009]
- NATO [Fevereiro 2009]

Blog EUROPAS




DOCUMENTOS:
Truman & The Marshall Plan
Truman Library

The Sinews of Peace
Winston Churchill, ENA

The division of Europe
ENA

Dividing up Europe
ENA

The division of Germany
James F. Byrnes, ENA

James Francis Byrnes and U.S. Policy towards Germany 1945-1947
James F. Byrnes, Deutsch-Amerikanische Zentrum

UK Policy towards Germany
UK National Archives

Royal Engineers and the Cold War
Royal Engineers Museum

The beginning of the Cold War
ENA

Cold War overview
Histclo




LINKS:
20 years after the fall of the Wall
DW

Tear down this wall! And save the planet (9 de Novembro)
Mikhail Gorbachev, Times

'We Have No Time to Lose' (3 de Novembro)
Angela Merkel, Der Spiegel

"Estuvo bien que Gorbachov fuera un político débil" (10 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Lech Walesa, El Pais

World leaders recall the fall of the Berlin Wall (9 de Novembro)
CS Monitor

'I Gave my People the Order -- Raise the Barrier' (9 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Harald Jäger, Der Spiegel

"As pessoas ganharam a revolução. Nós apanhámos a boleia" (10 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Michael Meyer, Jornal i

Mikhail Gorbachev On 1989 [video] (9 de Novembro)
RFE

'It's Good that Gorbachev Was a Weak Politician' (6 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Lech Walesa, Der Spiegel

Interview with former German foreign minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher [video] (9 de Novembro)
DW

'The Fall of the Wall United Us Again' (9 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Dmitry Medvedev, Der Spiegel

Veinte años después del Muro (9 de Novembro)
Joschka Fischer, El Pais

The eternal wall (9 de Novembro)
Dominique Moisi, Daily Times





ANÁLISES:
Hungary And The Reunification Of Germany (8 de Dezembro)
Geza Jeszenszky, RFE

'We Couldn't Believe that the Warsaw Pact Could Be Dissolved' (26 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Eduard Shevardnadze, Der Spiegel

Did the West Break Its Promise to Moscow? (26 de Novembro)
Uwe Klussmann, Matthias Schepp and Klaus Wiegrefe, Der Spiegel

The Cold War's third phase: learning the conflict's myriad lessons (24 de Novembro)
Richard N. Haass, Daily Star

'Happiest' revolution of 1989 was in Prague (23 de Novembro)
Michael Meyer, Japan Times

How World War II Wasn’t Won (22 de Novembro)
David P. Colley, New York Times

Czech Students Look Back at What Their Forebears Started (22 de Novembro)
Sarah Karacs, Der Spiegel

The difference is in the will to destroy a wall (20 de Novembro)
Dominique Moisi, Japan Times

Gorbachev Is the Last 20th-Century Wilsonian (19 de Novembro)
Fyodor Lukyanov, The Moscow Times

Asia benefited most from fall of Berlin Wall (17 de Novembro)
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times

Travels behind the Iron Curtain: before the fall of the Berlin Wall (16 de Novembro)
Klaus Jurgens, Today’s Zaman

Everyone Missed Signs of Change in East Europe (14 de Novembro)
Tom Fenton, Global Post

Why communism doesn't make people happy (11 de Novembro)
Ryan Streeterm, Daily Telegraph

The real lesson of 1989 is that nothing is ever settled (11 de Novembro)
Seumas Milne, The Guardian

Europe's next chapter starts now. It rests on looking beyond our borders (11 de Novembro)
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

One day the wall will fall in the Arab world (11 de Novembro)
Rami G. Khouri, Daily Star

Bring down the wall (11 de Novembro)
Eldad Beck, Ynet News

La chute du mur de Berlin, symbole de la fin du monde bipolaire (10 de Novembro)
Pascal Boniface, Le Monde

Sarko the Freedom Fighter? (10 de Novembro)
Jonathan Eyal, Wall Street Journal

Fall of Berlin Wall Hardly Inevitable (10 de Novembro)
Joshua Stanton, The New Ledger

In Germany, the East-West divide is still alive and kicking (10 de Novembro)
Netta Kahane, Jerusalem Post

The fall of the Berlin Wall: a signal event but not a turning point for Europe (10 de Novembro)
Natalia Toganova, RIA Novosti

The Wall: hype and reality (10 de Novembro)
Vaiju Naravane, The Hindu

Victory in Cold War Was Start and End (10 de Novembro)
Martin Wolf, Financial Times

Twenty years on, the Roma still languish behind a wall (10 de Novembro)
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, EUObserver

Hitler y el enano de decoración (10 de Novembro)
Ludger Mees, El Pais

La decadencia de Europa (10 de Novembro)
Jean-Marie Colombani, El Pais

Would you live on the wrong side of the Berlin Wall? (10 de Novembro)
David Aaronovitch , Times

The wall after the wall (10 de Novembro)
Peter Andreas, Boston Globe

Why Obama Decided to Skip Berlin (10 de Novembro)
Pejman Yousefzadeh, The New Ledger

Who Controls Russia? (9 de Novembro)
Paul J. Saunders and Dimitri K. Simes, IHT

The Kremlin Can't Have It Both Ways (9 de Novembro)
Kati Marton and Nina Ognianova, IHT

The Wall That Changed Modern History (9 de Novembro)
Yevgeny Kiselyov, The Moscow Times

Solidarity under strain (9 de Novembro)
Adam Michnik, The Guardian

From Berlin to Baghdad (9 de Novembro)
Fouad Ajami, Wall Street Journal

Berlin, un leadership par défaut (9 de Novembro)
Anne-Marie Le Gloannec, Le Monde

L'Europe de l'Est, vingt ans après (9 de Novembro)
Jacques Rupnik, Le Monde

The Cold War's Greatest Generation (9 de Novembro)
Matthew Kaminski, Forbes

Le couple franco-allemand, au-delà des symboles (9 de Novembro)
Joachim Bitterlich et Jean-Dominique Giuliani, Le Monde

RFE And ‘The Curtain Of Silence’ (9 de Novembro)
A. Ross Johnson, RFE

Remembering Bulgaria's 'Palace Revolution' (9 de Novembro)
Tanya Kancheva, RFE

November 9th was Germany's - and the world's - lucky day (9 de Novembro)
Marc Koch, DW

Not enough about him? Barack Obama skips Berlin Wall ceremonies (9 de Novembro)
Toby Harnden, Daily Telegraph

The Berlin Wall of Aid: When Will It Fall? (9 de Novembro)
Glenn Hubbard, Wall Street Journal

Facing a new world architecture (9 de Novembro)
George Soros, Daily Star

Hungary was the first rip in Iron Curtain (9 de Novembro)
Mitchell Koss, LA Times

Cold War nostalgia (9 de Novembro)
Gregory Rodriguez, LA Times

After the wall fell (9 de Novembro)
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post

November 9th (9 de Novembro)
George Packer, New Yorker

A great day for liberty (9 de Novembro)
George Allen, Washington Times

Le bon chemin (9 de Novembro)
Etienne Mougeotte, Le Figaro

The rusting and fall of the Iron Curtain (9 de Novembro)
James Carroll, Boston Globe

After collapse, jubilation, fear, and uncertainty (9 de Novembro)
Marton Radkai, Boston Globe

The Victory of the Cross (9 de Novembro)
Newt Gingrich, Callista Gingrich, and Vince Haley, Weekly Standard

Deciphering Die Linke (9 de Novembro)
Gerald Robbins, Weekly Standard

Berlin Wall anniversary: A magical night that changed the world (9 de Novembro)
Adrian Bridge, Daily Telegraph

20 Years of Collapse (9 de Novembro)
Slavoj Zizek, New York Times

The wall was the real 9/11 (8 de Novembro)
Victor Sebestyen, The Guardian

Twenty years after the fall (8 de Novembro)
James Goldgeier, Washington Times

Close the verification gap (8 de Novembro)
Richard G. Lugar, Washington Times

Twenty Years of Stimulus for East Germany (8 de Novembro)
Wolfgang Hummel, Wall Street Journal

Four Little Words (8 de Novembro)
Anthony R. Dolan, Wall Street Journal

Borders everywhere you turn (8 de Novembro)
David Newman, Jerusalem Post

German Reunification: From Rejection to Inevitability (8 de Novembro)
John Vinocur, International Herald Tribune

A Fateful Day, and the East Tasted Freedom (8 de Novembro)
Serge Schmemann, International Herald Tribune

East Germans lost much in 1989 (8 de Novembro)
Bruni de la Motte, The Guardian

The East German Adventurers Who 'Escaped' The Other Way (7 de Novembro)
Caroline Winter, Der Spiegel

1989's Peaceful Revolution (7 de Novembro)
Adam Roberts, The Independent

Gorbachev Didn't End Cold War (7 de Novembro)
George Jonas, National Post

Derrière le Mur, les peuples ne rêvaient pas de capitalisme (7 de Novembro)
Slavoj Zizek, Le Monde

From Solidarity to Democracy (7 de Novembro)
Adam Michnik, Wall Street Journal

The Wall Fell But Not Enough Changed (6 de Novembro)
Frederick Studemann, FT

Very Little to Celebrate (6 de Novembro)
Vladimir Ryzhkov, The Moscow Times

Not Everyone's Dancing Where Wall Was (6 de Novembro)
Daniel McGroarty, Investors Business Daily

Why We Celebrate the Fall of Wall (6 de Novembro)
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail

The other 1989s (6 de Novembro)
Fred Halliday, Open Democracy

20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall: Lessons and warnings (6 de Novembro)
Dmitry Babich, RIA Novosti

Guiding Germany's Unification (6 de Novembro)
Robert B. Zoellick, International Herald Tribune

Reagan at the Berlin Wall (6 de Novembro)
James Mann, LA Times

Historic Border Crossing Finally Gets a Facelift (6 de Novembro)
Siobhán Dowling, Der Spiegel

Europa es bella (6 de Novembro)
Ramin Jahanbegloo, El Pais

Renewing 1989's rejection of totality (6 de Novembro)
Antony Lerman, The Guardian

Setting History’s Course (Novembro)
Ken Jowitt, Policy Review

Blood And Velvet In Eastern Europe's Season Of Change (5 de Novembro)
Michael Hirshman, Ron Synovitz, RFE

Revolutions Of '89: 'At The Moment Of Crisis, Nobody Was At Home' (5 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Michael Meyer, RFE

Who ended the Cold War? (5 de Novembro)
Paul C. Demakis, Boston Globe

East Germany answers back (5 de Novembro)
William Horsley, The Hindu

The fall of the wall (5 de Novembro)
Suzanne Fields, Washington Times

1989 changed the world. But where now for Europe? (4 de Novembro)
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

How Bush Lost His Opportunity in 1989 (4 de Novembro)
David Hoffman, Foreign Policy

What Is to Be Learned? Thinking about 1989 (4 de Novembro)
Mitchell Cohen, Dissent Magazine

The “What If?” of 1989 (4 de Novembro)
Michael Meyer, Project Syndicate

1989: how it ended (4 de Novembro)
Neal Ascherson, Open Democracy

Where Is the Idealism of 1989? (4 de Novembro)
Ian Buruma, RealClearWorld

Fall of Berlin Wall Was Carefully Planned (4 de Novembro)
Tim Mohr, Daily Beast

Yesterday Communism, Today Radical Islam (4 de Novembro)
David Satter, Forbes

Between The Lines: The Politics of Figure Skating (4 de Novembro)
Alexei Pankin, The Moscow Times

Between the walls (4 de Novembro)
Bülent Keneş, Today’s Zaman

'It Was Practically a Miracle' (3 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Rudolf Seiters, Der Spiegel

Why Obama Won't Go to Berlin (3 de Novembro)
Rich Lowry, National Review

More Than Just Fall of Berlin Wall (3 de Novembro)
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent

Missile Defense Could Be the Silver Bullet (3 de Novembro)
Dmitry Trenin, The Moscow Times

The end and the beginning: lessons of 1989 (3 de Novembro)
Vladimir Tismaneanu, Open Democracy

Russia’s Eternal Military-Industrial Kolkhoz (3 de Novembro)
Alexander Golts, The Moscow Times

Russia's search for an identity (3 de Novembro)
Masha Lipman, Washington Post

1989: moment, legacy, future (2 de Novembro)
David Hayes, Open Democracy

"J'ai perdu, mais la perestroïka a gagné" (2 de Novembro)
Entrevista a Mikhaïl Gorbatchev, Le Monde

Twenty years after the wall fell, the world braces for true era of upheaval (2 de Novembro)
Joschka Fischer, Daily Star

Time to Take the Devil Out of NATO (2 de Novembro)
Michael Bohm, The Moscow Times

Stronger Than You Think (2 de Novembro)
Gleb Pavlovsky, The Moscow Times

Forget Guy Fawkes – remember, remember the Ninth of November for the fall of the Berlin Wall (2 de Novembro)
Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph

Murderous idealism (2 de Novembro)
Paul Hollander, Washington Post

Our normal revolutions: 1989 and change in our time (2 de Novembro)
Anthony Barnett, Open Democracy

Superpowers with super problems (2 de Novembro)
Christopher Marcisz, Boston Globe

Life in Walltown, Germany (1 de Novembro)
Josef Joffe, Washington Post

Post-Wall Germany Is Flexing its Muscles (1 de Novembro)
Patrick Rahir, China Post

How it went down (1 de Novembro)
Mary Elise Sarotte, Washington Post

A united country's divided people (1 de Novembro)
Clay Risen, Washington Post

Who killed communism? Look past the usual suspects (1 de Novembro)
Gerard DeGroot, Washington Post

Les surprises de l'Histoire (31 de Outubro)
Vaclav Havel, Le Monde

The Berlin wall had to fall, but today's world is no fairer (31 de Outubro)
Mikhail Gorbachev, The Guardian

How Poland and Hungary Led the Way in 1989 (30 de Outubro)
Walter Mayr, Christian Neef and Jan Puhl, Der Spiegel

The Year the World Really Changed (30 de Outubro)
Niall Ferguson, Newsweek

The Quiet Power of Europe (30 de Outubro)
Stefan Theil, Newsweek

'Kennedy Surprised by 'Such Strong American Outrage to the Wall' (30 de Outubro)
Entrevista a William R. Smyser, Der Spiegel

Russia's Secret War Continues (30 de Outubro)
Anna Nemtsova, Foreign Policy

Five ways Britain can get the most from Russia (30 de Outubro)
Tony Brenton, Times

Two people are needed to get Europe's voice heard in the world. And it is the other one who is more likely to be British (28 de Outubro)
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

A study in contrasts (28 de Outubro)
Monica Crowley, Washington Times

«Un Mur existe toujours dans les esprits» (28 de Outubro)
Thomas Ahbe, Le Figaro

Free expression under fire (28 de Outubro)
Christopher Lingle, Japan Times

Freedom to Prosper (28 de Outubro)
Ryan Streeter & Arthur Brooks, Wall Street Journal

Message from an EU Citizen (27 de Outubro)
Declan Ganley, Wall Street Journal

Bring Biden into play (27 de Outubro)
Andrei Fedyashin, RIA Novosti

Britain, Europe and a history of lamentable mis-timing (27 de Outubro)
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent

Biden Says Trip Has Laid Eastern Europe's 'Reset' Fears To Rest (26 de Outubro)
Entrevista a Joe Biden, RFE

Britain is still a big player. Europe needs us (26 de Outubro)
David Miliband, Times

Romania's amnesia-induced ambivalence (26 de Outubro)
Gregory Rodriguez, LA Times

A Partnership for the 21st Century (23 de Outubro)
Joe Biden, RCP

The ties that bind Europe and America are strongest in Poland (23 de Outubro)
Joe Biden, The Independent

Ticking the Wrong Boxes (23 de Outubro)
Mircea Geoana, International Herald Tribune

Bosnia and American Exceptionalism (23 de Outubro)
Bob Dole, Wall Street Journal

In America’s best interest (23 de Outubro)
Jason Katz, Today’s Zaman

The Black Widow Chancellor (23 de Outubro)
Christoph Schwennicke, Der Spiegel

Resetting NATO Relations (22 de Outubro)
Jakub Kulhanek, The Moscow Times

Alexander Vershbow visits Georgia: who holds the key to the war? (22 de Outubro)
Ilya Kramnik, RIA Novosti

Russia’s Georgia Problem One Year On (22 de Outubro)
Fyodor Lukyanov, The Moscow Times

Medvedev goes to Serbia amid promises and problems (22 de Outubro)
Andrei Fedyashin, RIA Novosti

Is Kazakhstan Fit To Chair The OSCE? (21 de Outubro)
J.G. Cefalo, RFE

Britain fluffed the German question. Now Britain is Europe's great puzzle (21 de Outubro)
Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

Havel Expects Biden To Reassure Central Europe On Ties (21 de Outubro)
RFE

Joe 'The Cleaner' Biden Heads to Europe (21 de Outubro)
Dan McGroarty, RealClearWorld

Poland's Kaminski is not an antisemite: he's a friend to Jews (9 de Outubro)
Stephen Pollard, The Guardian

«L'Europe doit être généreuse et rigoureuse» (21 de Outubro)
Entrevista a Jacques Barrot, Le Figaro

Will the EU do whatever France and Germany ask? (21 de Outubro)
Beril Dedeoğlu, Today’s Zaman

La sonrisa cansada de Václav Havel (21 de Outubro)
Monika Zgustova, El Pais

Biden's task in eastern Europe: Reassurance (20 de Outubro)
F. Stephen Larrabee and Christopher Chivvis, CS Monitor

One must know the past in order to transcend it (20 de Outubro)
Dominique Moisi, Daily Star

Beethoven in the Shadows of Berlin: Karajan's European Anthem (29 de Setembro)
Esteban Buch, Dissent Magazine

Eastern Europe Since 1989: Defending Power (29 de Setembro)
Nick Thorpe, The World Today

Between Utopian Hopes and the Burdens of History (29 de Setembro)
Shlomo Avineri, Dissent Magazine

Optimism of the Intellect (29 de Setembro)
Paul Berman, Dissent Magazine

Cut Loose (29 de Setembro)
Norman Geras, Dissent Magazine

Russia, From Great State to Failed State (29 de Setembro)
Keith Gessen, Dissent Magazine

Whatever Happened to the Civil Society? (29 de Setembro)
Charles S. Maier, Dissent Magazine

Is Social Democracy Dead? (29 de Setembro)
Anna Seleny, Dissent Magazine

Lessons from the Upheaval (29 de Setembro)
Vladimir Tismaneanu, Dissent Magazine

Patterns of Chinese Protest—1919,1989,2009 (29 de Setembro)
Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Dissent Magazine

Visions of the Pro-democracy Movement (29 de Setembro)
Guobin Yang, Dissent Magazine




EDITORIAIS:
Mr Obama's Pacific prospects (12 de Novembro)
The Independent

Fixing foreign aid (12 de Novembro)
LA Times

After the wall, Bush was right (11 de Novembro)
Boston Globe

Fall of the Berlin Wall: The lost decades (10 de Novembro)
The Guardian

Lebanon: a land of unseen walls (10 de Novembro)
Daily Star

Berlin: Obama, le grand absent (9 de Novembro)
Pierre Rousselin, Le Figaro

Why the Berlin Wall Fell (9 de Novembro)
Wall Street Journal

Over the Wall (9 de Novembro)
Times

The Berlin Wall fell and a new Europe rose (9 de Novembro)
Daily Telegraph

A revolution that reshaped our world (9 de Novembro)
The independent

Entre Paris et Berlin, le mur est tombe (9 de Novembro)
Yves Thréard, Le Figaro

Mr. Obama, stay away from this wall (9 de Novembro)
Washington Times

The Berlin wall and violent Islamic jihad (7 de Novembro)
CS Monitor

The wall in their heads (6 de Novembro)
Times

No Break in the Ice (2 de Novembro)
Times

Two Decades After the Fall: A Symposium on 1989 (30 de Setembro)
Dissent Magazine





ARTIGOS:
Czechs re-enact 1989 student march that led to Velvet Revolution (18 de Novembro)
DW

World leaders gather in Berlin to celebrate the Wall’s fall (11 de Novembro)
Vaiju Naravane, The Hindu

Merkel warns of a stony path ahead in policy speech (10 de Novembro)
DW

Memory loss: Sarkozy's Berlin Wall blunder (10 de Novembro)
DW

'Economic Crisis is Germany's Biggest Challenge Since Reunification' (10 de Novembro)
Der Spiegel

Angela Merkel marks day the Wall fell and she took tea in West (10 de Novembro)
Roger Boyes, Times

Moscow Sends Mixed Signals on Berlin Wall (10 de Novembro)
Nikolaus von Twickel, The Moscow Times

Auctioning off the Wall: Where did the money go? (9 de Novembro)
DW

'Let the People Out' -- The Night the Wall Fell as Witnessed by SPIEGEL (9 de Novembro)
Der Spiegel

Sarkozy 'had a go with a pick-axe' on Berlin Wall (9 de Novembro)
DW

Bittersweet feelings as Europeans celebrate end of Berlin Wall (9 de Novembro)
Andrew Rettman, EUObserver

World Leaders Line Up To Mark Fall Of Berlin Wall (9 de Novembro)
RFE

Germany celebrates memory of Berlin Wall falling (9 de Novembro)
China Daily

The Day the Berlin Wall Came Down and Changed History (9 de Novembro)
The Moscow Times

Celebrations begin as the German capital marks the fall of the Berlin Wall (8 de Novembro)
DW

November 9, 1989 - the day that changed European history (8 de Novembro)
DW

German minister's remarks highlight east-west divide (8 de Novembro)
DW

The Legacy of 1989 Is Still Up for Debate (8 de Novembro)
Steven Erlanger, New York Times

Merkel: "El Muro es historia, la reunificación es ya una realidad" (6 de Novembro)
Juan Gómez, El Pais

Berlin, les passeurs de mur (6 de Novembro)
Le Monde

Le jour où Angela Merkel a franchi le Mur (6 de Novembro)
Patrick Saint Paul, Le Figaro

To Merkel, a Night in ’89 Was Just the First Step on a Long Path for 2 Germanys (5 de Novembro)
Nicholas Kulish, New York Times

East German artist encourages painting against the grain (4 de Novembro)
DW

Sarkozy warns Visegrad countries not to make a habit of pre-summit meetings (4 de Novembro)
Honor Mahony, EUObserver

Merkel urges US, Europe to 'tear down today's walls' (4 de Novembro)
DW

Poll: Generation Gap In Russia, East Europe (3 de Novembro)
The Moscow Times

Communisme : les plaies derrière le mur (2 de Novembro)
Le Monde

Bush, Gorbachev, Kohl Mark Berlin Wall’s Fall (2 de Novembro)
The Moscow Times

Medvedev Raps Soviet-Era Repression (2 de Novembro)
The Moscow Times

Kohl, Bush et Gorbatchev se retrouvent à Berlin (31 de Outubro)
Le Figaro

Russia, U.S. to continue nuclear arms talks on November 9 (31 de Outubro)
RIA Novosti

UN Panel Criticizes Russia on Human Rights (31 de Outubro)
The Moscow Times

Learning about communist East Germany sheds light on the present (30 de Outubro)
DW

Post-war events intrude upon EU summit (29 de Outubro)
Honor Mahony, EUObserver