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Monitor articles for November 16, 1989

• Two (Safe) Germanys
• E. Germans Put Hard-Line Regimes on Notice
• Soviet Satire Flays Sensibilities
• The Bard's Theater Found
• Namibia `Has No Losers'
• REICH PAYS HIGH PRICE IN BALTIC FOR SOVIET AID
• High Costs Make Thatcher Abandon Nuclear Program
• Walesa Praises West's Labor Unions
• Celebrating `The Wall's' Demise
• We Were All Berliners
• Trying a New Brand of Democracy
• Success - Its Spiritual Basis
• Restrictions on Teenage Abortion
• Bonn Deepens Polish Commitment
• High Tides and Tourists in Venice
• Taiwan's Hou Hsiao-hsien Brilliantly Taps Film Medium's Affinity for Nostalgia
• PRAGUE HOPES TRAVEL REFORMS WARD OFF CALLS FOR DEEPER CHANGE
• Jordan King Affirms Democratic Course Despite Islamic Gains
• British Exhorted to Prepare for 1992
• New `Henry V' Is Poles Apart From Olivier's
• The Double-Standard Justification for South Africa's Apartheid
• After the Wall
• Sense on South Africa
• El Salvador's Only Option
• US RESIDENTS SOON TO NUMBER 250 MILLION
• THE GENIUS OF GROPIUS
• Seabrook Clears Another Hurdle to Start-up
• News Currents
• The Wall and Us and Them
• Sounding an Alarm on Poland