Considering most Germans alive today experienced the (1990) unification and the political climate during that time, it's a bit weird to ask four non-German hist

Considering most Germans alive today experienced the (1990) unification and the political climate during that time, it's a bit weird to ask four non-German historians. This question would be better posed to politicians of that time, many of which are retired now, but still alive. I can guarantee the answers would be more interesting for sure.