The Annual Register, 211. köideLongmans, 1970 |
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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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... Western Germany , praised the tremendous industrial progress of Eastern Germany . There was no doubt that over the years the East Germans had developed a deep sense of pride in their achieve- ments and had increasingly acquired an ...
... Western Germany , praised the tremendous industrial progress of Eastern Germany . There was no doubt that over the years the East Germans had developed a deep sense of pride in their achieve- ments and had increasingly acquired an ...
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... Western Europe and to promote British membership of the Common Market . But there was no real prospect of progress on this last issue until after the resignation of President de Gaulle and the change of government in ... WESTERN GERMANY 251.
... Western Europe and to promote British membership of the Common Market . But there was no real prospect of progress on this last issue until after the resignation of President de Gaulle and the change of government in ... WESTERN GERMANY 251.
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