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Goll is a German who lived through Weimar, the Nazis, and the Cold War. He is a prolific diarist, and records each day what he sees in the Germany of his time. He describes the human condition in his description in 1921 of a couple moving a push cart through the snow. Of man stumbling in his way from mistake to mistake and groping desperately for a good path.
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The Elysee Treay was signed by Konrad Adenauer and Charles de Gaulle in 1963. New stamps commemorating the event were issued by Germany and France in 2013.
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