Seminar
Details
Friday, 16th January, 2004
18:45
WELCOMING REMARKS AND INTRODUCTION
Niklas v. Witzendorff, Buschhoven, Col (ret.)
19:00
GERMAN UNIFICATION – A VAGUE POLITICAL AIM ACHIEVED OVER NIGHT
Eberhard Kuhrt, Berlin
Ministry for Domestic Affairs
Saturday, 17th January, 2004
08.45
Depart for Berlin
10.30
VISIT TO THE REICHSTAG – HOME OF THE GERMAN BUNDESTAG
13.15
FROM ISOLATION TO CAPITAL CITY – BERLINS ROLE IN POSTWAR EUROPE
Thomas Habicht, Berlin
Chief Political Editor Radio Berlin-Brandenburg
15.00
TOUR OF BERLIN – MONUMENTS AND BUILDINGS REPRESENT HISTORY
18:00
CULTURAL EVENT, to be determined individually
22:30
Depart for Wendgräben
Sunday, 18th January, 2004
09:00
UNREST IN NEAR-MIDDLE EAST –
HOW FAR-REACHING IS THE INFLUENCE OF THE WEST ?
Dr. Kinan Jaeger, Bonn
University of Bonn
11:00
UNREST IN NEAR-MIDDLE EAST – CONTINUED
Dr. Kinan Jaeger
14:30
TEN YEARS LATER – UNIFICATION AFTER 50 YEARS OF SEPARATION, A SUCCESS BY NOW?
Roland Freudenstein, Berlin
Dep. Director of the Academy of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung
Dr. Thomas Schrapel, Berlin
16:30
TEN YEARS LATER - Continued
Roland Freudenstein, Berlin
Dr. Thomas Schrapel, Berlin
Monday, 19th January, 2004
09:00
GERMAN UNIFICATION I – CONSEQUENCES FOR GERMANY'S ROLE IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Niklas von Witzendorff, Buschhoven
11:00
GERMAN UNIFICATION II – THE PROBLEMATIC MERGER OF
TWO SCHOOL SYSTEMS
Peter Mudra, Berlin former Stadtrat in Berlin
13:30
Departure
Tagungsleitung:
Niklas von Witzendorff, Buschhoven
Tagungsbüro:
Elke Gensch
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V.
Bildungszentrum Schloß Wendgräben
Wendgräbener Chaussee 1, 39279 Wendgräben
Tel.: (039245) 952-351, Fax: -366
