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The 1990s was a decade marked by major technological advances like the Hubble Space Telescope and the rise of the World Wide Web, alongside significant geopolitical changes including the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the Gulf War. The era also saw important scientific breakthroughs, such as the cloning of Dolly the sheep, and witnessed major cultural events like the death of Princess Diana, which captured global attention.
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Die 1990er umfassen die Jahre von 1990 bis 1999. Sie waren geprägt von einer Neuordnung der Welt nach dem Ende des Kalten Kriegs und dem Zerfall der Sowjetunion mit den Vereinigten Staaten als einziger verbliebener Supermacht der Erde. Wesentliche geopolitische Entwicklungen waren die deutsche Wiedervereinigung, der Zweite Golfkrieg und die Jugoslawienkriege. Die Grundlagen für bedeutende gesellschaftliche Umbrüche wurden durch die fortschreitende Digitale Revolution in Form zunehmender beruflicher und privater Nutzung von Computern und Mobiltelefonen sowie dem Aufkommen des Internets (insbesondere des World Wide Webs und E-Mail) gelegt.
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