The History of Germany's Foreign Policy

For the first time in domestic scientific literature, the author provides a comprehensive picture of Germany's international activities from the formation of a unified national state on German soil to the present day. The specificity and uniqueness of the study lie primarily in a balanced, stereotype-free analysis of Germany's international activities after the "cold war" era, which, having overcome the imperial era, the troubled times of the first "republic without republicans", dictatorship, and the period of dual statehood, has evolved into Europe's "soft hegemon", guided in modern conditions, sometimes with caveats, by the principles of humanism and democracy.

The book is recommended for students and teachers of humanities at universities and schools, for international specialists, as well as for anyone interested in foreign countries, the history of diplomacy, and international relations