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New White House, new world order?
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Immanuel Kant’s vision of a global community that upholds basic human rights is under threat.
Israel’s place in history puts this conflict into sharp focus
Only by seeing the war in the light of Jewish evolution can it be understood.
Serving the Stasi: a memoir of disturbing family secrets
Imagine growing up in a family in East Germany, in the 1960s and ’70s, in which your father works for the Stasi on secret missions in the West that he will not talk about. Your mother won’t talk about them either. Then the past breaks open.
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