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Europe"s Luck

George Herbert Walker Bush, the 41st President of the United States of America proved his qualities as a wise and sober statesman in managing the
switch-over to the new world order after the fall of the bipolar world. While his predecessor, Ronald Reagan had proclaimed at last what was evident
for everyone behind the Iron Curtain, namely that the Soviet Empire was rotten to the core, Bush did, in his reserved style, more than anyone
else to create a free and democratic Europe. Without him, the great crash and the reshuffle could even have turned into dramatic bloodshed,
and the nations of Central Europe might still be buried under their own ruins. Similarly to President Reagan, he was also a keen advocate of the
noblest values of mankind: freedom, autonomy and responsibility for others. More than 20 years after the great political changes, the 20th Century
Institute and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation invited prominent historians to Budapest to team up and portray the career of this great American
patriot. George Herbert Walker Bush not only promoted Germany's reunification 45 years after WWII, but also helped create a unified Europe
that has since gained freedom and democracy, and has high hopes in facing the 21st century.

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Raktári kód:
199908
ISBN:
9786156200136
EAN:
9786156200136
Gyártó kód:
24912
Megjelenés:
2020.
Oldalszám:
137
Nyelv:
angol

George Herbert Walker Bush, the 41st President of the United States of America proved his qualities as a wise and sober statesman in managing the
switch-over to the new world order after the fall of the bipolar world. While his predecessor, Ronald Reagan had proclaimed at last what was evident
for everyone behind the Iron Curtain, namely that the Soviet Empire was rotten to the core, Bush did, in his reserved style, more than anyone
else to create a free and democratic Europe. Without him, the great crash and the reshuffle could even have turned into dramatic bloodshed,
and the nations of Central Europe might still be buried under their own ruins. Similarly to President Reagan, he was also a keen advocate of the
noblest values of mankind: freedom, autonomy and responsibility for others. More than 20 years after the great political changes, the 20th Century
Institute and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation invited prominent historians to Budapest to team up and portray the career of this great American
patriot. George Herbert Walker Bush not only promoted Germany's reunification 45 years after WWII, but also helped create a unified Europe
that has since gained freedom and democracy, and has high hopes in facing the 21st century.

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