.... His most recent work is American Naturalism and Greek Philosophy . Copyright 2011 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. Greece, Germany, and the Complex Issue of War Reparations John P. Anton Considerable discussion has been generated...

...Theodore C. Kariotis The issue of Cypriot oil seems to be gathering importance, and interested parties are trying to place themselves in positions of advantage. Large oil companies from the United States, China, France, Germany, Great Britain, Norway, and Russia seem to be interested in investing...

...Elias Kulukundis The crisis of the eurozone has narrowed to a conflict between Greece and Germany. At times it has appeared to be a family quarrel with all the animosity that a family can generate. The two are like an elderly father and an adolescent son unable to talk to each other. The son...

... Italy 68 Greece 13 Germany 8 Belgium-Luxembourg 7 United States 4 ment portfolio includes direct investment...

... to form a banking union, immigration is the most critical question facing the EU today. As violence has already broken out between the Right and the Left on the streets of Athens, Samaras’s compari- son of Greece with Weimar Germany may already be coming true. Greece entered its present state...

... “would create hostility toward Brussels and between euro area countries.”29 To quote Guido Westerwelle, Germany’s foreign minister, it would be intolerable to “throw German and EU money out of the window and thereby reduce the pressure on Greece to reform.”30 The argument raises the specter...

... of the NATO allies. A group of them would examine Greece’s defense and development needs and would allocate funds accordingly, in the framework of a working group for defense and a consortium for development.61 The Federal Republic of Germany became the second largest donor, because Bonn, an important...

... Intelli- gence, 31 January 2012, www.stratfor.com/weekly/germanys-role-­ europe-­ and-­ european-­ debt-­ crisis.­ 8. At the end of August 2013, German officials stated that Greece would soon need a new bailout at around €11 billion for 2014 – 15, contesting the statements of the Greek premier...

... tendencies. In theory, countries compete economi- cally and cooperate politically. But this is a fallacy, as competition (and cooperation) is highly uneven. The inability of some EU members to produce industrial goods means that some countries, like Germany, will be exporters and others, like Greece...

...- cally and cooperate politically. But this is a fallacy, as competition (and cooperation) is highly uneven. The inability of some EU members to produce industrial goods means that some countries, like Germany, will be exporters and others, like Greece, will be importers. This creates an asymmetric...

...- cally and cooperate politically. But this is a fallacy, as competition (and cooperation) is highly uneven. The inability of some EU members to produce industrial goods means that some countries, like Germany, will be exporters and others, like Greece, will be importers. This creates an asymmetric...

...) from Greece, Hungary, and Italy. Neverthe- less, Germany temporarily suspended train service to better control its bor- der with Austria, while Austria, Slovakia, and the Netherlands reinstated temporary border controls. By November 2015 national policies had stabilized, but they revealed...

...Robert J. Pranger Jan Herman Brinks: Children of a New Fatherland: Germany's Post-War Right-Wing Politics , translated by Paul Vincent, with a foreword by David Binder. London and New York: I. B. Tauris, 2000. 200 pages. ISBN 1-86064-458-9. $35.00. Robert J. Pranger is a private consultant...

... countries.21 All these initiatives were tangible proof of the intention of Karamanlis to minimize Greece’s dependence on Washington, and Washington seemed to so understand: Whether or not relations improve with the US, Athens will continue to strengthen its ties with France, Germany...

..., 2000. 178 pages. ISBN 0-275-96533-3. $59.95. Reviewed by Edward Dillery. The Cyprus problem—the wrenching division between Greek and Turkish Cypriots— remains an important and troubling issue for Greece, Turkey, the United States, Europe...

...-96533-3. $59.95. Reviewed by Edward Dillery. The Cyprus problem—the wrenching division between Greek and Turkish Cypriots— remains an important and troubling issue for Greece, Turkey, the United States, Europe, and the United Nations, not to mention...

..., Germany invaded both Greece and Yugo- slavia, and Bulgaria was able to occupy, but not annex, Macedonia and east- ern Thrace. (It had received southern Dobrudja from Romania in September 1940.) While Bulgaria declared war on the United States and Great Britain in December 1941, it maintained...

... or the valiant Ally that switched sides in the middle of the war, suffered reprisals from Nazi Germany, yet made some heroic military stands contributing to Hitler’s even- tual defeat? It was only after Italy’s political situation solidified under the continual, if not chaotic, Christian Democrat rule over...

... of Domenico’s third and fourth chapters. Again, in what category did Italy belong? Was it a defeated member of the Axis powers brought down by Mussolini’s miscalcula- tions or the valiant Ally that switched sides in the middle of the war, suffered reprisals from Nazi Germany, yet made some heroic military...

..., are the sub- jects of Domenico’s third and fourth chapters. Again, in what category did Italy belong? Was it a defeated member of the Axis powers brought down by Mussolini’s miscalcula- tions or the valiant Ally that switched sides in the middle of the war, suffered reprisals from Nazi Germany, yet made...