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The Labour Backlash,ans resulting from two world wars and a fear of Soviet reactions, had the greatest influence on the development of British policy. The Truman administration gained a nominal success in September by persuading Bevin to accept the arming of the Federal Republic but they were to be frustrated by a comb

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Rearmament Reconsidered,the European Army as a means of containing the historic German threat within the context of a more united continent. The British government’s vigorous pursuit of this policy, though influenced by Cold War factors such as American demands for a German defence contribution and fear of Soviet reactions

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,Epilogue: Britain and the Federal Republic of Germany 1956–90,d by an open threat from the Soviet Union, the British government had sought to strengthen democratic Europe and contain the German threat by the integration of the western half of Germany into the nascent political and defence structures of the West but they retained doubts about the success of thi

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