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hranica Slovenska a Rakúska / die Grenze zwischen der Slowakei und Österreich / the border between Slovakia and Austria

‘The West could learn a lot from the East.’

Austria, history, mobility, presence, Uncategorized

An interview with historian Oliver Schmitt on authoritarianism, democracy, migration and the construct of Europe cultural norms (DE).

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