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Mitteleuropa (Central/Middle Europe) is a German term equal to Central Europe. The Ständiger Ausschuss für geographische Namen refers to the territory covered by the modern states of:
However, there is more to it then just a geographical description of the concept. The historian Jörg Brechtefeld describes 'Mitteleuropa' as the following:
'The term 'Mitteleuropa' never has been merely a geographical term; it is also a political one, much as Europe, East and West, are terms that political scientists employ as synonyms for political ideas or concepts.

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Mitteleuropa (Central/Middle Europe) is a German term equal to Central Europe. The Ständiger Ausschuss für geographische Namen refers to the territory covered by the modern states of:
However, there is more to it then just a geographical description of the concept. The historian Jörg Brechtefeld describes 'Mitteleuropa' as the following:
'The term 'Mitteleuropa' never has been merely a geographical term; it is also a political one, much as Europe, East and West, are terms that political scientists employ as synonyms for political ideas or concepts. Traditionally, Mitteleuropa has been that part of Europa between East and West. As profane as this may sound, this is probably the most precise definition of Mitteleuropa available.'
His book: J. Brechtefeld, Mitteleuropa and German politics. 1848 to the present (London 1996)
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