US EditionThe Library of the National University of Public Service Can Be Expanded by Twenty Thousand Volumes
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A private library of nearly twenty thousand volumes, of unparalleled historical and political value, is being donated to the National University of Public Service, as Klaus von Dohnányi, a defining figure of German social democracy, is donating his entire collection to the NKE.
Klaus von Dohnányi, former mayor of Hamburg, former German Minister of Education, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Economics, and Gergely Prőhle, Program Director of the John Lukacs Institute of the National University of Public Service, former Hungarian Ambassador to Berlin, signed a contract on December 9th to donate the nearly twenty thousand volume library of the 97-year-old Social Democratic politician, the last living member of Will…
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