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By Klaus Wiegrefe · DER SPIEGEL · September 2010
Germany's Unlikely Diplomatic Triumph
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"When the Berlin Wall fell in November 1989, nobody expected Germany to be reunified less than a year later. New documents released by the Foreign Ministry in Berlin shed new light on the dramatic negotiations that led to East and West Germany becoming one."

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