Central Europe Revisited: Why Europe's Future Will Be Decided in the Region
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| title_sub | Why Europe's Future Will Be Decided in the Region |
| topic | European Union-Europe, Central Europe-Economic integration Europe-Forecasting Europe, Central-History-1989- Europe, Central-Politics and government-1989- Europäische Integration (DE-588)4071013-0 gnd Mitteleuropagedanke (DE-588)4128568-2 gnd |
| topic_facet | European Union-Europe, Central Europe-Economic integration Europe-Forecasting Europe, Central-History-1989- Europe, Central-Politics and government-1989- Europäische Integration Mitteleuropagedanke Mitteleuropa |
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