Such an annotated edition could not only take some of the wind out of the sails of the constantly flaring up battle of opinions about Peter Handke, but also of other historical revisionists and conspiracy theorists. While on the one hand not only a few war reporters, but also PR agencies and, last but not least, in the later Kosovo war, politicians like Joschka Fischer tried to find analogies between Serbs and Nazis and between Serbian camps and Auschwitz, on the other hand there were Journalists who tried to thwart such questionable portrayals with equally dubious methods and claims: In 1993, after a corresponding article by Peter Brock, it was discussed whether the emaciated man on the famous TIME cover, who was later identified as the Bosnian Muslim Fikret Alic, was, is not actually a Serb suffering from tuberculosis. Peter Handke is a great example of this. For example, in Switzerland and Austria, championships are held in the triplet mixte, in France and Germany in the doublet mixte. But even if only 500,000 Poles were to come to Germany, the big loser in this wave of emigration would not be Germany, but Poland.
First there was the excitement about the emotional speech by the writer Saša Stanišić, who himself had to flee to Germany with his family as a child to escape the violence at the hands of Serbian militias. If you are not the first to drive out or kill the enemy, you will sooner or later become a victim yourself. Handke himself did not take sufficient care to separate the two areas, with his travel reports from Serbia he mixed literature and political statements beyond recognition. The facility is named after the rugby player Amédée Domenech (1933-2003), who played for CA Brive between 1955 and 1965 and for the French national rugby union team from 1954 to 1963. And not just because of the possible breakup of the "coalition against terror", the weakening of critical regional states or the intensification of the conflict between Islam and the West. The question of the conditions of a genocide thus becomes a denial of the genocide. In view of this, it should be clear that any further emotionalisation of the conflict stands in the way of a lasting examination of the questions about the causes of violence and about responsibility for the use of violence. In 2014, the team reached the Final Four of the EHF Cup on home soil, where they lost to eventual cup winners Pick Szeged in the semi-finals, and finished third with a subsequent win over HCM Constanta.
Ragnar Klavan, who plays for FC Augsburg, scored the first Bundesliga goal by an Estonian on March 1, 2014 (23rd matchday) in the 1-1 draw against Hannover 96. From July 2009 he was around 15 months active at Évreux FC, where he also played futsal. At the third race weekend in as-Sahir he won the sprint race. Another season in Canada's top junior league followed, in which Lehoux was again the Baie-Comeau Drakkar's top scorer and finished third in the league's scoring list. The Soviet league ended with play-offs only in the 1987/88 season. This gave the Belgian league the function of a showcase for the big clubs in Europe. The league ended in 3rd place in the table. ↑ All-time ranking of the first division. Again the Turbine got the upper hand and won 3:1. In the league, on the other hand, things weren't going so well. And, ironically, he himself misrepresents a passage from Handke's travelogue: In the "Summer Addendum" Handke asks how it is possible that a horde of barefooters "compared to a predominantly Muslim population that is already well-armed for the war and, moreover, still represents the authorities " was able to let off steam unhindered.
There is only one thing that such a historicization could not achieve: recognize Handke's motives; explain why Handke so one-sidedly backed the Serbian side of the war. Nonetheless, a number of things are going terribly wrong in the debate surrounding Handke's Nobel Prize. What nobody can refer to in this debate, however, is the credo that art or literature is one thing and politics is another. Genuine justice would create a factual debate that does not require hasty black-and-white schemes. The conflict in the Balkans has long since ended, but the fight for the sovereignty of interpretation, for the question of causes, guilt and the presentation of events continues bitterly – even if it looks on the surface as if it were only about a Nobel Prize. Today one would speak of fake news. It is therefore not surprising that Barca's rise to the top address in European club football began in the 1970s through a cultural transfer that still shapes the club's playing culture and structure today. He draws the fascinating and at the same time disturbing picture of a city that today stands as an example for the Chinese zeitgeist. An ungallant slip perhaps, but if you take a closer look, such failures turn out to be merely the exaggeration of a debate that, even in its breadth, knows only extremes: either you are for or against Handke.