German-Polish

German-Polish relations are becoming more acute from day to day.

The paper puts a special focus on the background of German-Polish relations.

German-Polish relations have a long and complicated history.

Patrols along the German-Polish border have already been increased.

In 2003, a German-Polish agreement was signed on cooperation to improve rail links.

"It shows how well German-Polish relations are developing."

The center of education and culture became the First state German-Polish gymnasium that was founded in 1774.

However, the protracted German-Polish wars brought the two nations into open warfare for over sixteen years.

This mighty host crossed the German-Polish frontier during 21-22 August.

Rybnik thus ceased to be German-Polish border city.

Revolting, the miners demanded the local government and police to become ethnically mixed (German-Polish).

He became a deputy secretary of state in the Prussian province, working on German-Polish relations.

In 2001, Grass proposed the creation of a German-Polish museum for art lost during the War.

Many hotels and bed and breakfast establishments are available on both sides of the German-Polish border.

The young German-Polish Jana does everything possible to give the impression of a straight acting woman.

Bonn is also heralding the visit as the beginning of a new era in West German-Polish relations.

But it's darkest in the German-Polish forest.

Three separate agreements established a German-Polish youth group and joint border and environmental protection commissions.

Janna is a German-Polish collaboration television series.

This corresponds to the suture of the north German-Polish Caledonides.

Reconstruction of the destroyed Marienkirche began in 1994 as a joint German-Polish cooperation.

German-Polish relations have historically been difficult and not always friendly (the two countries were often rivals and adversaries), but are steadily improving.

German-Polish border changes impacted Guttentag/Dobrodzień twice in the 20th century.

The renovation was predominantly financed by the "Endowment for German-Polish Understanding".

On March 14, the six countries agreed that Poland could have a seat at the table in any discussions of the German-Polish border.