France and the Reunification of Germany

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The book explores the complex dynamics surrounding Germany's reunification after the Soviet Union's collapse, challenging the perception of French President François Mitterrand as an opponent of this process. Instead, it argues that Mitterrand's primary focus was ensuring that a reunified Germany would be integrated into a stable and unified Europe, rather than viewing it as a threat. This perspective sheds new light on the historical relationship between Germany and France during a pivotal moment in modern European history.