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The Jewish Communist partisan Angel Wagenstein was sentenced to death in 1944 — but he lived until 2023. From his Bulgarian homeland to postwar East Berlin, the filmmaker and novelist devoted his century of life to telling the stories of the persecuted.
The aspiration of a “Europe whole, free and at peace” is being put to the test in Ukraine. And right now, the Europeans seem far from earning a passing grade. Vladimir Putin has long used Russian-seized territory in Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova as launching pads to destabilize European solidarity and threaten the security of neighboring states, NATO, and the European Union. In the past few weeks, Putin has upped the pressure, threatening an attack on Ukraine and making impossible demands on NATO.
According to reports in the German media, the federal government might soon compel German telecommunication companies to remove Chinese components from their mobile networks.
The only way for Germany to escape its historical inhibitions and be true to its post-war development is to change
Europe must cease its dithering and give Vladimir Putin what he fears, not what he wants.