Niemiecka konstytucja i brunatna historia

Germany is celebrating another anniversary of the adoption of its constitution, or Basic Law. The history of this document is not only a story about the division of the German state as a result of World War II, but also about how Germany was unable to completely break away from its dark past. Anna Kwiatkowska (OSW) and Marek Cichocki (UKSW) discuss Germany in their podcast, "Niemcy w Ruinie?" (Germany in Ruin?). Deeper, broader, and unrelated. Did you enjoy this and other podcast episodes? You can support us! We are on patronite.pl https://patronite.pl/niemcywruinie Thank you to all our Patrons! Your support, even the smallest or anonymous, helps us in our work! Special thanks go to: Marek Dymkowski, Mateusz Drożdż, Jasław Gruszka, Oskar Król, Marcin Maruszczak, Michał Nowicki, Joanna Paciorek, Maciej Romański, Anna Rydzkowska, Tomasz Wieczorek, Lech Wyróda, Michał Weyer, Marek Grochowski, Marek Nowicki, Piotr Szostak, Bartek Jakobowski, Sebastian Płóciennik, Michał Rutkowski, Magdalena Stańczak, Wojciech Załęcki, Kamil Dwórnik, Łukasz Bąk, Tomasz Unuczek, Piotr Saczuk, Cezary Wyszyński, Marcin Rock, Piotr Kaczmarczyk, Krzysztof Postek, Mikołaj Nalej, Przemysław Nawrot, Maciej Stańczyk, Elżbieta Pniak, and the anonymous patrons. We encourage you to subscribe, like, and comment! New episodes premiere every Thursday at 7:00 PM. Available on #spotify #applepodcast #YouTube You can follow the authors, their publications, and the podcast on: on platform X @NiemcyWRuinie @mac05094096 @kwiatkowskanna on @OSW https://www.osw.waw.pl/pl/eksperci/an... @politicaltheology https://teologiapolityczna.pl/prof-ma...