Stalingrad
Directs Stalingrad.
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1993 in Germany
Explore 13 historical events and records for Germany in 1993.
Historical records for Germany in 1993
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January
March
Cardinal
Appointed Cardinal Bishop of Velletri-Segni
May
UEFA Cup Final Run
Captains Dortmund during its run to the UEFA Cup final, where Juventus wins the two-legged tie despite the German side’s progress through the tournament.
June
Copenhagen European Council
Represents Germany as leaders formulate conditions that future candidate countries must meet before joining the European Union.
Copenhagen Enlargement Criteria
Supports the Copenhagen criteria linking future enlargement to democracy, market economics and acceptance of Community obligations.
September
Faraway, So Close!
Directs Faraway, So Close!, sequel to Wings of Desire.
October
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Germany when it submits its Maastricht ratification notification to the Italian depositary.
November
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Germany when the Maastricht Treaty takes legal effect and establishes the European Union.
Treaty of Maastricht Enters into Force
Heads the German government when the Maastricht Treaty enters into force and the European Union is established.
Other events (month unknown)
Election
Guilty on 3 counts of electoral fraud committed in the Dresden municipal elections
Exile of Erich Honecker
After being under House arrest for four years is allowed to take exile in Chile
Trial
Guilty on 3 counts of electoral fraud committed in the Dresden municipal elections
UEFA Cup Defensive Leadership
Anchors Juventus's defence through the 1992-93 UEFA Cup campaign, helping the team overcome Borussia Dortmund in the final.
How these records were prepared
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