Klaus Bachmann

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ISBN 3-486-56538-9, 292 pp. [20]
  • Polens Uhren gehen anders 2001. Hohenheim Verlag, ISBN   978-3-89850-030-2, 280pp. [21]
  • Konwent o przyszłosci Europy: demokracja deliberatywna jako metoda legitymizacji wladzy w wieloplaszczyznowym systemie politycznym Orbis Linguarum No. 28, 2004. Wroclaw: Atut, ISBN   83-89247-72-0, 267pp. [3]
  • Dlugi cien Rzeszy 2005. Wroclaw: Atut, ISBN   83-7432-063-X, 176 pp. [22]
  • with Buras Piotr and Plociennik Sebastian: Republika bez gorsetu 2005, Wroclaw: Atut, Catalogue No. 71551, 162pp. [23]
  • with Michael Fleischer, Leon Olszewski Leon et al. Rocznik Centrum Studiow Niemieckich i Europejskich im. Willy Brandta Uniwersytetu Wroclawskiego 2005, Wroclaw: University of Wroclaw Publishing House, ISBN   978-83-229-2722-9. [24]
  • Polska kaczka w europejskim stawie. Polskie szanse i wyzwania po przystapieniu do UE2006, Warsaw: WAIP, ISBN   978-83-60501-64-1, 246pp [25]
  • with Piotr Buras: Niemcy jako panstwo cywilne. Studia nad niemiecka polityka zagraniczna 2006. Wroclaw: Atut, Catalogue No. 76645, 164pp. [26]
  • Repression, Protest, Toleranz. Wertewandel und Vergangenheitsbewältigung in Polen nach 1956 2010. Wroclaw: Atut, ISBN   978-3-86276-004-6, 364 pp. [27]
  • Vergeltung, Strafe, Amnestie. Eine vergleichende Studie zu Kollaboration und ihrer Aufarbeitung in Belgien, den Niederlanden und Polen. Peter Lang Verlag, Frankfurt, Vienna, Oxford, New York 2011
  • Other selected writings and articles by this author: Die Vertreibung der deutschen Bevölkerung aus den Gebieten des heutigen Polen im Spiegel der Geschichtsschreibung und der öffentlichen Meinung, TRANSODRA 12/13, September 1996, S. 48 – 63; [28] Poland and Austria; [29] The Cunning of Reason; [30] Polish Populists; [31] Europe on the Move: the Impact of Eastern Enlargement on the European Union. [32]

    • For Bachmann's selected articles in Polish newspapers go to: Polska The Times ("Regional Autonomy May Arrest the Development"), [33] Gazeta Wyborcza ("Klaus Bachmann Archives"), [34] ("Bachmann's Election Slogan: Hurrah for the Lithuanian Wroclaw!"), [35] ("It Would Not Be Suitable for Wroclaw to Enter into a Union with Klaipėda, [17] ("Land for the Germans, Employment for the Poles"), [36] ("The Duisburg Love Parade: Looking for a Scapegoat"), [37] Super Express ("[The German] Expellees Are Bound to Fade into Insignificance"), [38] ("He Who Likes Poland Does Not Like Erika Steinbach"), [39] and Polityka (Klaus Bachmann Archives). [40]

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    Klaus Bachmann
    Born (1963-12-12) 12 December 1963 (age 59)
    Bruchsal, West Germany
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    Alma mater University of Heidelberg, University of Vienna and University of Kraków, University of Warsaw (PhD)
    Thesis Die Ruthenische Irredenta. Die ukrainische national Bewegung und die Aussenpolitik Der Donaumonarchie 1907–1914 (2000)
    Doctoral advisor Włodzimierz Borodziej
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