Quietly, The Polish-German Border Dissolves

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International Herald Tribune | 2007-12-19

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As of midnight Thursday the once contentious border between Poland and Germany will be thrown open. For the most part, it has been more whimper than bang for the fall of one of the most historically fraught and violently fought over frontiers on earth.

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