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Western Civilization: Ideas, Politics, and Society, Seventh Edition
Marvin Perry, Baruch College, City University of New York, Emeritus
et al.
Chronologies
Chapter 34: The Troubled Present

1989 Year of liberation in Eastern Europe; Berlin Wall demolished
1990 Soviet republics call for independence; Soviet economy in crisis; reunification of Germany; Charter of Paris for a New Europe; official end of cold war
1991 Persian Gulf War; Yeltsin elected Russian president; collapse of Soviet Union; Yugoslav federation breaks up and war begins
1993 Czechoslovakia splits into Czech Republic and Slovakia; elections for new Russian constitution and parliament; European Union ratifies Maastricht Treaty
1994 South Africa elects multiracial government; war breaks out between Russia and Chechnya
1995 Dayton Agreement ends civil war in Bosnia
1996 Yeltsin reelected president of Russia; truce establishes Chechnya's independence
1998 Russian currency collapses
1999 Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic join NATO; Yeltsin resigns; Chechen war reopens; ethnic cleansing of Kosovo; Serbia bombed
2000 Putin elected president of Russia
2001 Terrorist attack on World Trade Center; war on Terrorism in Afghanistan



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