German-Polish cooperation and exchange has never been as active as it is at the moment. The road, however, to this neighbourly co-existence was not an easy one and even today the relations between the two countries have to be treated like a delicate plant that needs a lot of tender loving care.
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The German-Polish treaty of June 17, 1991 was a consequence of the collapse of Communism during the ‘People’s Autumn’ of 1989, the unification of Germany on October 3, 1990, and the final recognition of the Oder-Neiße border by the German Federal Republic in December 1990.
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German-Polish cooperation and exchange has never been as active as it is at the moment. The road, however, to this neighbourly co-existence was not an easy one and even today the relations between the two countries have to be treated like a delicate plant that needs a lot of tender loving care.
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The German-Polish treaty of June 17, 1991 was a consequence of the collapse of Communism during the ‘People’s Autumn’ of 1989, the unification of Germany on October 3, 1990, and the final recognition of the Oder-Neiße border by the German Federal Republic in December 1990.
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