AW: [governance] [Internet Policy] WEBCAST Jan 24: Will The Internet Always Be American?

["Kleinwächter, Wolfgang"]

Carsten:
Any further weisenheimery contributions of this kind, anyone?

Wolfgang:
We had Berlin, wie had West-Berlin, we had East-Berlin, we had Berlin the capital of the German Democratic Republic, wie had the Land Berlin and Berlin Hauptbahnhof was in East Berlin. BTW, the new Berlin Hauptbahnhof is what was in the good old times Westberlin. With other words: We had nearly everything.  

Wofgang 

	-C.

> On 01/18/17 03:04, "Kleinwächter, Wolfgang" wrote:
>> BTW, in the 80s we had - at the Minimum - four definitions of Europe. 
>> 1. Europe as the a greographicaly unit from Iceland to the Urals (part of the Soviet Union, including the Caucasian republics but excluding the sein republics)
>> 2. Europe as the member states of the CSCE (from Vancouver to Vladiwostok)
>> 3. Europe as the member states of the EU (at this time it was 15)
>> 4. Europe (from a UK perspective) as "the continent", excluding the UK
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