Introduction - no comments
| Dissertation | Original |
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| "E pluribus unum", "From much of a" - was the motto, came together under the more than 215 years the American states to the Union. A motto that is to be understood programmatically. | "E pluribus unum", "From much of a" - was the motto under which some 200 years ago came together the American states to the Union, and this theme is to understand programmatic. |
| The country that has written more than any other flag on its pluralism, opens only on this single, joint basis the scope for the development of plurality. | The country that has written more than any other flag on its pluralism, opens only on this single, joint basis the scope for the development of plurality. |
| To unite into a nation that was originally meant to exchange for an autonomous diversity provided by the central government, however, pluralism waiver; | To unite into one nation to exchange the original autonomous granted against a variety of central government pluralism meant renunciation of course; |
| the hitherto loose Konföderationsdach largely independent states had to cut back the sake of the common claim to the sovereignty and make your own. Note: On page 016 , it continues from the same source. |
the hitherto loose Konföderationsdach largely independent states had to cut back to the common sake of the claim to the sovereignty and make your own. |
| Adapted from: Dr. Barbara Zehnpfennig, "The experiment of a large-scale republic," Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 27 November 1997. Link: www.faz.net/-01oqth Documented in: http://my.opera.com/raphman/blog/guttenberg-und-zehnpfennig scan at faz.net | |
