The history of the country since 1945, the rise of nationalism, the collapse of the Soviet Union, the formation of a new nation state after the peaceful division of Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia became the central issue of politics and academics in the 1990s. In the past decade, ethnic conflicts in Europe, nation building, and specific ethnic groups and ethnic minorities have been studied. But to this day, a small book on the system of minority's existence and general condition was missing.
HIST 113. Europe since 1945 (4) Since the end of the Second World War, Europe has an unprecedented history of peace and stability. In this course we will look at the ruins of Europe, the new order after the war, the division of Europe during the Cold War, and the political, economic and social change in modern Europe. Let's look at the construction and collapse of the Berlin Wall, the living behind the iron curtain, the division of the European Empire, the end of colonialism. The establishment of the EU, student rebellion in the 1960s, women's movement, living and society in Europe have undergone a major change. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union new hopes and problems replaced the fear of the Cold War. We study these changes and see Europe at the beginning of the new century.
Since 1945, 1989 was the best year of world history. In international politics, everything changed in 1989. It brought the end of communism in Europe, the Soviet Union, the Cold War, and the twentieth century. It opened the door to the unification of German, an unprecedented European Union in history, leading to Talin, the expansion of NATO from the Lisbon, the US's advantage over 20 years, globalization, and the rise of Asia. One thing that has not changed is humanity. Due to Mikhail Gorbachev's amazing wartime abortion (a bright example of historical personal importance), many Europeans seem to be as permanent and unreleasable as the Alps. It disappeared suddenly just gently, as these weapons were completely destroyed