Berlin, Germany
Founded in 1990, the Deutsche Gesellschaft e. V. is a registered association dedicated to promoting political, cultural, and social relations in Europe. The organization's slogan, "Eingetragener Verein zur Förderung politischer, kultureller und sozialer Beziehungen in Europa," reflects its mission to foster mutual understanding between East and West, as well as to dismantle prejudices.
The association boasts an impressive track record, organizing over 700 events annually in the fields of politics and history, culture and society, as well as EU and Europe. It operates in more than 20 European countries and is recognized as one of the most active non-partisan organizations in Germany.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft e. V. has been endorsed and supported by renowned figures in politics, business, and culture, including Bärbel Bohley, Willy Brandt, Günter de Bruyn, Carlo Jordan, Lothar de Maizière, Armin Mueller-Stahl, Heiner Müller, Johannes Rau, Niels Annen, Eberhard Diepgen, Veronica Ferres, Jürgen Kaube, Angela Merkel, Franz Müntefering, Jens Reich, Friedrich Schorlemmer, Richard Schröder, Friede Springer, and Wolfgang Thierse. The headquarters is located at the Mosse-Palais at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, and regional educational institutions are also actively involved in the association's activities.
Currently, there is no available information on the organization's latest investment and investors.
