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-- The fall of the Berlin Wall, symbolizing the end of the Cold War.
-- The Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia leads to the end of communist rule.
-- Germany reunifies after decades of division.
-Begin **fietsen & uit**
-- The dissolution of the Soviet Union begins, leading to independence for several Eastern European countries.
-- The independence of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania from the Soviet Union.
-- The breakup of Yugoslavia begins, leading to a series of conflicts.
-- The signing of the Maastricht Treaty, establishing the European Union (not EU politics).
-- The establishment of the Czech Republic and Slovakia as independent nations.
-**Begin band DC, guy, m**
-- The signing of the Oslo Accords between Israel and the PLO, impacting European diplomacy.
-- The signing of the Dayton Agreement, ending the Bosnian War.
-- The first Chechen War begins between Russia and Chechen separatists.
-- The establishment of the Euro as a currency in the European financial markets.
-**Eind band**
-- **IRA** Good Friday Agreement is signed, aiming to bring peace to Northern Ireland.
-ps ... My marriage TA real, my house, TA **IRA**, my death
-- NATO launches airstrikes against Yugoslavia during the Kosovo War.
-- The introduction of the Euro as a physical currency in several European countries.
-- The second Chechen War begins.
-- The September 11 attacks in the U.S. lead to increased security measures in Europe.
-Opn met Lang in **iso**
-- The establishment of the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
-- The Euro is introduced as the official currency in 12 EU countries.
-- The outbreak of the foot-and-mouth disease crisis in the UK.
-- The assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić.
-- The invasion of Iraq by U.S.-led coalition forces, leading to widespread protests across Europe.
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-End a, begin b
-Apr birth LD ... Sep hyp04
-til 2009 **nsci** & 2020-2024 **eeg waves**
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-**The Fairytale Life... B**
-caer
-begin b ... Treasure til 2009 ... 2012 restart local
-2016 lem
-**End of the Fairytale**
-2018 44 cc acc TTL 'chem' fasc lemZ syrZ
-... Act 123 opn 1234 ... chem confused & calc lead unfortunate
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-til 2022 confusion about attitude, nature **zeitgeist ww**
-2024 wasted by POL bull ... 603 days torture
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-Feb 8th in anticipation 0220 ... Our comeback
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-**Zeitgeist 2020**
-Education and Career Paths: In 2020, there is a greater emphasis on higher education and diverse career paths, including gig economy jobs and remote work. In 1985, traditional career paths were more common, and a college degree was often seen as a more straightforward route to employment.
-Cultural Diversity and Globalization: Young people in 2020 are generally more exposed to and accepting of cultural diversity due to globalization and the internet. In 1985, cultural influences were more localized, and exposure to different cultures was less prevalent.
-Mental Health Awareness: In 2020, there is a greater awareness and openness about mental health issues among young people, with more resources available for support. In 1985, mental health was often stigmatized, and discussions around it were less common.
-Environmental Concerns: Young people in 2020 are more engaged in environmental issues and climate activism, driven by awareness of climate change. In 1985, while environmental issues were beginning to gain attention, they did not have the same level of urgency or activism among youth.
-Consumer Behavior: In 2020, young people tend to prioritize experiences over material possessions, influenced by social media and changing values. In 1985, consumer culture was more focused on acquiring goods and brand-name products as symbols of status.
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