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Changing Berlin: Changing Europe
- 1996 ----- color ----- 27 min ----- vhs
- (Human Geography: People, Places and Change series, Part 9) Berlin's emergence as Germany's new political capital symbolizes the end of communism and a transformation occurring throughout the country and continent. Many of the issues that Germany now confronts--such as the shift of considerable resources to rebuild the East and the rise of neo-Nazi sentiments--are seen in microcosm in Berlin. Most political watchers agree that Germany is the driving engine of change within the increasingly powerful European community. Understanding Germany's capital, as it becomes once again an important world city, provides insight into a changing Europe.
- Topics: (Cities and Towns, Economics, Europe, Geography, Germanics, History: European, International Business, Political Science: European)
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