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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-4861-3Democrats (SPD) as pre-eminent contenders for power. By 1953, in part due to the national application of the five per cent minimum for the proportional allocation of parliamentary seats, the post-war party system took on its essential character, thereafter evolving gradually without traumatic disruptions (Smith, 1986: 88–124).

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Don Syme,Adam Granicz,Antonio Cisterninot’ twentieth century (Hobsbawm, 1994)? What is the wider significance for Europe of post-war Germany’s foreign and security policies? Bonn’s evolving security policy must be seen not only in the light of changes since 1990, but also in terms of Germany’s troubled history and its unique geopolitical situation.

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Introduction to the Cassandra Query Languagegin (Opp, 1993: 13–14, 21–5). The continuation of the mass demonstrations as well as the flood of people who were still fleeing the GDR for West Germany by the spring of 1990 put pressure on the government in Bonn and the four allied powers (USA, Soviet Union, Britain, France) to offer monetary and

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Reporting and Batch Processing,ch (1990), Hartmut Klatt (1993), Fritz Scharpf (1990, 1994) and Roland Sturm (1991) among them — all predicted in the aftermath of unification that, on balance, the integration of the five new German Länder into the federal system would modify the relationships between Länder and central institution

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