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Most pundits of historical developments tend to perceive another worldwide war, often called ww iii, in a manner similar to World Wars i and ii; that is, large-scale deployment of military means in pursuit of destruction and/or defeat of international adversaries. While prospects of such an ominous scenario certainly cannot be ruled out, there is reason to believe, however, that the much talked-about ww iii may be of a different form: more inter-class than international. Viewed in this light, ww iii is already here; it has indeed been raging on for years: the unilateral, cross-border neoliberal war of austerity on the 99 percent on a global level.

This is a World War II Victory Medal which was awarded to those who served in the U.S. Armed Forces between 1941 and 1946. ; https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1731/thumbnail.jpg

The main problem in the Polish - German was the political situation in Europe that resulted after World War II. Germany was divided into two separate states the Federal Republic of Germany and German Democratic Republic. FRG was in the zone of influence of the Western Allies and the GDR in the Soviet sphere of influence. Poland found itself in the same block as the GDR, which provided opportunities in the postwar years to talk only with the German state. The subject is interesting because the position of Polish and German Central Europe as the two eternally conflicting and often hate their neighbors throughout history has made the events and history of these countries, it is interesting and exciting. The twentieth century is a period in which relations and hatred reached its apogee. The purpose of this paper is to outline the magnitude of the problems of complex political, economic and social Polish and German. ; Tomasz Wiskulski