The New Germany: A Human Geography

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Wiley, 1994 - Science - 228 pages
An accessible, user-friendly text which draws on the latest statistics and research to emphasize the difficulties of bringing together two countries with two very diverse post-war histories. Beginning with Germany's position in 1945, it traces the differential development of East and West Germany. Describes the impact of unification and the new geography being created. Concludes with the role Germany now occupies in Europe.

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The emergence of the two German states 19459
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Economic and social developments in West Germany 194989
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processes and timetable
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