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Tag Archives: François Mitterrand
Rendezvous in 2050
I can’t resist linking to this article from Rue89 on the revelation that François Mitterrand, then Minister of Justice and supposed lifelong opponent of the death penalty, assented to the execution of 45 Algerians at the beginning of the war … Continue reading
Did Kohl Give Up the Deutsche Mark for East Germany?
Der Spiegel has a long, in-depth article covering Franco-German machinations on the eve of German Reunification. Specifically, it deals with an alleged “deal” between François Mitterrand and Helmut Kohl tying German unity to the abandonment of the Deustche Mark. Everyone … Continue reading
Posted in Best Of, essay, eurozone series
Tagged euro, François Mitterrand, German Reunification, Helmut Kohl
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