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FAZ reports on the Clark-Chickering event

September 24, 2014

German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reports on the lecture and discussion by Christopher Clark and Roger Chickering organized by the German Embassy and the GHI, on "World War I: Causes, Events, Legacy." (Patrick Bahners, "Geopolitischer Fatalismus überall. Christopher Clark sprach in der deutschen Botschaft in Washington. Bereitet er einem historischen "revisionismus" den Weg, wie Heinrich August Winkler befürchtet hat?" FAZ Septeber 24, 2014, page N3.

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FAZ reports on the Clark-Chickering event