ACT ON GOOD NEIGHBORLINESS

The Treaty on Good Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation, signed on June 17, 1991, lays the foundation for bilateral relations between Poland and Germany. Its political significance is compared to the Élysée Treaty between Germany and France (signed on January 22, 1963). As an important document, it symbolizes good Polish-German relations.

• Foundation for bilateral relations between Poland and Germany
• Intensive economic relations between Poland and Germany
• Growing network of personal and institutional contacts
• Anchoring in the European Union
• Resistance to political turmoil
• Symbol of good Polish-German relations
• Cooperation in various fields

Thanks to the possibilities that were confirmed and defined in this treaty, Polish-German neighborly relations could be filled with content through intensive economic relations and a constantly growing network of personal and institutional contacts and relations. Good Polish-German relations are firmly rooted in the European Union, which protects and guarantees the status of economic operators and the rights of EU citizens.

Good Polish-German relations have become immune to political turmoil and attempts to exploit old resentments for short-term political purposes. This is proof of the actual achievements of the last thirty years of Polish-German neighborliness and the importance of this important treaty. The edition includes 262 pages in the format 240x168x14 mm and is paperback. It was published in 2021 by Elipsa Dom Wydawniczy Publishing House.

This book is a valuable source of information about the history and development of Polish-German relations after 1991. The authors analyze various aspects of cooperation between the two countries, including political, economic, social and cultural ones. This publication is aimed at a wide audience, including students, scientists, politicians, journalists and anyone interested in Polish-German relations.

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