Titlebook: Indivisible Germany; Illusion or Reality? James H. Wolfe Book 1963 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1963 Europe.European Union (EU)

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978-94-011-8480-9Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1963

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The Diplomacy of World War II Genesis of the Problem,re of the major Allied wartime conferences. Tehran-Moscow, Yalta, and Potsdam serve as evolutionary stages to demonstrate the development and persistence of the central theme of this policy: Germany must be divided so that she may never again pose a military threat to any of the victors.

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,Reunification and the European Alliance System, 1950–1954,longer to be considered a former enemy, but a future ally. If there was any doubt on this point, it was resolved in the early 1950’s, when it was decided to integrate West Germany firmly into the Western alliance system. The Federal Republic was to become a full partner in the economic and military pacts of the West European Community.

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Why Reunification?,storical evidence to substantiate this postulate if one considers the partitions of Poland, or the contemporary situation in Korea and Viet Nam. Is Germany to become still another example? The record of Great Power diplomacy in Central Europe since 1944 indicates that this might be so.

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The Diplomacy of World War II Genesis of the Problem,re of the major Allied wartime conferences. Tehran-Moscow, Yalta, and Potsdam serve as evolutionary stages to demonstrate the development and persistence of the central theme of this policy: Germany must be divided so that she may never again pose a military threat to any of the victors.

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,Reunification and the European Alliance System, 1950–1954,longer to be considered a former enemy, but a future ally. If there was any doubt on this point, it was resolved in the early 1950’s, when it was decided to integrate West Germany firmly into the Western alliance system. The Federal Republic was to become a full partner in the economic and military

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,Germany and East-West Coexistence 1955–1962,inued to hold fast in Germany in an effort to contain Soviet expansion. To the Soviets the partition of Germany represented a single stage in the struggle to extend their control in Central Europe. Here, as in other areas of the world, “coexistence” meant the adoption of an aggressive role by the So

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