Development of a Sustainable Democracy in East Germany and Poland

The development of sustainable democracy of East Germany and Poland, Linz and Stepan enumerated and described the five elements that determine unified democracy. Civil society, political society, rule of law, availability of bureaucracy, economic and social systems all interact in a complex way to achieve democratic integration in all countries. This article highlights the interaction between the development of free and active civil society. . . Institutionalized economic society.

When a coin dies, the word "undeveloped society" may be a bit embarrassing, but in this refreshing analysis the communist regime is not important in the collapse of the three eastern European countries - East Germany, Poland, Romania. Analysis Everyone has its own environment and history. East Germany is the most successful group economy of the Soviet Union, "In the world where there is a top German we have acquired second-rate citizenship" Nicolai abolition of Romania Scu was welcomed in the West, because it succeeded in defeating the Soviet Union He established such a cruel personal worship and external debt, and eventually became the only executed leader. And Poland - Well, this is a special exception, Marx said "it is hard to digest" country and said that it was the only country in Eastern Europe to take action. Free country "

After the end of World War II, Germany divided into two states, West Germany and East Germany, and part of the former German territory east of the Oder-Nice line became part of Poland. The basic law of the German Federal Republic as a constitution of West Germany was conceived and prepared as a temporary document in hopes of reconsidering East Germany and West Germany. The unification of Germany has become the central theme of the politics of West Germany and became the core of the German East German Socialist Unity Party, but in the view of Marxist history the West German government will be swept away. Proletarian Revolution

Iron curtains have been spread throughout Germany for 30 years. This iron curtain is called the Berlin Wall and represents the gap between East Germany and West Germany. It also represents the loss of freedom and democracy in East Germany. The Berlin Wall separates family and friends. This allows the child to grow without her father and his wife loses all communication with her husband. The Berlin Wall has little influence on many people and businesses and has a great influence on German history. - In the fall of 1961, the crisis in Berlin peaked. From August to October of that year, the world saw that the United States and the Soviet Union are facing the new cold war wall - the Berlin Wall. To some extent, Wall Street is Khrushchev's response to Kennedy's traditional architecture at the end of July, and some people in the West sees it like this.