is literary and artistic enough, exploratory enough, nervous enough, food and clothing enough, and leisurely enough to hurt!
Only after adding the time stamp, can we see some meaning!
1989-05-20, Country/Region of Production: Austria.
After the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945, Austria was occupied by the Allied and Soviet forces until the Austrian State Treaty was signed in 1955.
After Austria was declared a permanent neutral country, the armies of various countries that occupied Austria withdrew one after another, and Austria finally gained independence and became the Second Austrian Republic today.
After the disintegration of communist regimes in Eastern Europe in 1989, Austria gradually became involved in more European integration processes, joining the European Union in 1995 and the Eurozone in 1999.
It turned out that 1989 was a year of violent turmoil. Around this time point, Austria wanted to give up its neutrality attitude.
An application to join the European Community was formally submitted to the Council of Ministers of the European Community. Because of the neutrality of Austria and its international obligations, this application caused objections from the Soviet Union and other countries.
In the same year, Hungary opened its border with Austria, and large numbers of East Germans fled to the West.
Therefore, this itself is an era of smashing all the old worlds, and this itself is an era of seeking destruction and rebirth.
The seventh continent in this film is not only the original Eastern European world, but also not only the European Community, but also a short-term release of the imprisoned soul!
However, literature and art belong to literature and art, the toilet has flushed the shilling, and the euro has not come yet, so be careful!
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