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Året 2009 er for os tyskere og os europæere et helt specielt år. I 60 år har der nu eksisteret en demokratisk, fredelig, europæisk tysk stat i Europas midte. For 20 år siden faldt Berlinmuren.
Dette er en anledning til at fejre – for os tyskere som for vore naboer.
Derfor har vi i samarbejde med vore partnere, Goethe-Instituttet Danmark og mange andre, arrangeret kulturugerne under mottoet ”Vi fejrer! 60 år Forbundsrepublikken Tyskland, 20 år Murens Fald”
Med et hav af arrangementer fejrer vi sammen med Danmark og danskerne de to jubilæer. Fejr sammen med os, få et indtryk af Tyskland, som det er i dag! God fornøjelse!
Auf Einladung der dänischen Energie- und Klimaministerin Connie Hedegaard trafen sich vom 15.-17. November Minister aus 43 Staaten in Kopenhagen, um die Weltklimakonferenz im Dezember vorzubereiten. Bundesumweltminister Norbert Röttgen erklärte zum Abschluss der Konferenz: "Wir können uns ein Scheitern von Kopenhagen nicht leisten."
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Under sit tiltrædelsesbesøg i København den 11.11. mødtes den tyske udenrigsminister Guido Westerwelle med statsminister Lars Løkke Rasmussen og udenrigsminister Per Stig Møller. Alle europæiske state...
Guido Westerwelle i København
Siden 28. oktober 2009 er Guido Westerwelle udenrigsminister og vicekansler. Karriere Født 27. december 1961 i Bad Honnef ved Bonn. Studentereksamen i 1980. Efterfølgende studium i Bonn. 1. og 2. juri...
Dr. Guido Westerwelle
Tyskland fejrer: Forbundsrepublikken Tyskland fylder 60, 20 år efter murens fald
As a bulwark of concrete and barrier fences the Wall cut through Berlin for a length of over 43 kilometres – dividing the city and the whole of Germany. Now, 20 years after the fall of the wall on 9 November 1989, the symbol of almost three decades of German division will fall again on the same date, but this time it will be purely symbolic.
“Festival of Freedom”
Thinker, Poet, Dramatist – Champion of Freedom People regarded him as a “great poetic genius”, a man devoted to “the true, the good and the beautiful”. He saw himself as a “global citizen serving no prince”. On the occasion of Friedrich Schiller’s 250th birthday, a portrait of a man who died at not even 46 years of age.
Friedrich Schiller
“The Robbers”, “William Tell”, “Mary Stuart”: his powerful plays still live on and have made him one of the internationally best known German thinkers and poets. Alongside Goethe, the most important representative of Classicism and Storm and Stress is also one of the most often performed dramatists in Germany. “Sire, grant us freedom of thought,” he demanded in “Don Carlos”, two years before the French Revolution. And to this day Schiller’s central themes of freedom and oppression continue to fascinate and fire directors and audiences alike.
Friedrich Schiller
Emil Nolde – "People Are My Pictures"
Emil Nolde was among the most important Expressionists and remains one of the twentieth century’s best-known painters and graphic artists. He demonstrated his versatility not only with his use of different techniques but also through his choice of subjects, which include Christian motifs and portraits as well as expressionist landscapes and flower paintings. By his unique use of colour, Nolde succeeded in giving his paintings a special quality and making colour an essential element in his work. And his life was as eventful as his art was varied.
Germany’s candidature for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council for the period 2011/2012
As a globally engaged country, as an important actor in the United Nations and as the organization’s third-largest contributor, Germany belongs on the United Nations Security Council. Because the Security Council is the centrepiece of the international peace order. Our candidature for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council for the period 2011/2012 is the logical consequence of our global engagement.
Michael Ende, one of Germany’s most popular post-war writers of children’s books, would have turned 80 this year. The son of the Surrealist painter Edgar Ende was born in Garmisch-Patenkirchen on 12 November 1929 and died on 28 August 1995. His books, which include “Die unendliche Geschichte” (The Neverending Story), “Momo” and “Jim Knopf und Lukas der Lokomotivführer” (Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver), have been translated into 45 languages and have sold over 20 million copies worldwide.
Michael Ende
Tatsachen über Deutschland (Facts about Germany)
Solving the Climate Crisis
In December 2009 the 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference will decide on a new international climate protection agreement. The goal is to put a stop to dangerous global warming. Deutschlandmagazine presents a special feature on the subjects of environment, climate and energy.
Fall of the Berlin Wall – 20 year anniversary
The fall of the Berlin Wall is an event that shaped modern history and changed the world. Young Germany looks at how it resonates into the present, and people it has touched. We meet an enterprising American who sells parts of the Berlin Wall, speak to a film directory about his prize-winning documentary on the Berlin Wall and find out what the Wall means to the generation born in 1989.
Germany - Land of Ideas
The automobile, the printing process, and the purity requirements for beer are inventions made in Germany. However, did you also know that Aspirin, the personal computer, and even MP3 have been developed here?
Find out more on the following website:
„Invest in Germany magazine”
"Connecting worlds of knowledge" – a research and academic relations initiative
In 2009 the Federal Foreign Office plans to expand its support for international academic exchanges. For us research and academic relations policy is all about opening up new horizons for people and building bridges and links between societies. And we recognize how valuable this is in stimulating new thinking, innovations and hence also growth here at home.
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