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generally understood to mean that Western Germany would not maintain any form of diplomatic relations with countries recognizing Eastern Germany . ( See WESTERN GERMANY . ) The official East German reaction to the policy statement of 28 ...
generally understood to mean that Western Germany would not maintain any form of diplomatic relations with countries recognizing Eastern Germany . ( See WESTERN GERMANY . ) The official East German reaction to the policy statement of 28 ...
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President Heinemann sent a preliminary reply to Herr Ulbricht in which he welcomed the East German Government's proposal to open talks . Celebrations were held in East Berlin on 7 October to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the ...
President Heinemann sent a preliminary reply to Herr Ulbricht in which he welcomed the East German Government's proposal to open talks . Celebrations were held in East Berlin on 7 October to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the ...
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Troops of the Soviet and East German armies carried out an exercise in the Berlin area , and the main autobahn link between West Germany and the city was closed from time to time , but the presidential election went on undisturbed .
Troops of the Soviet and East German armies carried out an exercise in the Berlin area , and the main autobahn link between West Germany and the city was closed from time to time , but the presidential election went on undisturbed .
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