Generous Gesture? Franco-German Reconciliation from the Korean Perspective
The relationship between South Korea and Japan has been greatly influenced by unresolved historical problems. The main reason for South Korea’s interest in Franco-German reconciliation is that Germany and France have been able to face the pain of their sh
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Nicole Colin · Claire Demesmay Editors
Franco-German Relations Seen from Abroad Post-war Reconciliation in International Perspectives
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Editors Nicole Colin Aix-Marseille University Aix-en-Provence, France
Claire Demesmay German Council on Foreign Relations Berlin, Germany
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