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SUMMARY:Das Schwarze Meer - Brennpunkt zwischen Donau & Kaukasus
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231121T181500
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UID:eb6272ea25c24b1faf5483e6b02ab3ee@www.cassis.uni-bonn.de
CATEGORIES:Veranstaltung,Verteidigung,Europa und die Meere
CREATED:20210822T074808Z
DESCRIPTION:For centuries\, the Black Sea was a "blind spot" for geostrate
 gists. The marginal sea "far to the east" attracted European attention onl
 y sporadically. Protracted and bloody Russian-Turkish wars over these warm
  waters eventually convinced transatlantic powers to move cautiously in th
 e region. However\, this attitude of Europeans toward the European Sea\, i
 nto which three major European rivers - the Danube\, Dnipro\, and Don - fl
 ow\, is a perspective of modern times. The Black Sea was the engine of Eur
 opean civilization for centuries. The most important civilizing impulse of
  ancient Greece\, colonization during the archaic period\, spread on the s
 ea side of Pontus Euxinus (from Latin: "hospitable sea") in the size of up
  to a hundred colonies\, although the "black waters" with their stormy wea
 ther and rough currents did not offer hospitality after all.
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URL:https://www.cassis.uni-bonn.de/en/events/event-archive/2023/europa-und
 -die-meere-1
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