post-World War II Germany

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Post-World War II Germany refers to the period of reconstruction, political division into East and West, and eventual reunification following the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf era in German history
historical period
countryAfter Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
demographicChange displacement of millions of ethnic Germans
guest worker immigration to West Germany
economicCharacteristic rapid industrial reconstruction in the West
state-planned economy in the East
followedBy reunified Germany NERFINISHED
governedBy Allied Control Council (initially) NERFINISHED
Federal Republic of Germany NERFINISHED
German Democratic Republic NERFINISHED
hasCapitalDuringPeriod Berlin NERFINISHED
Bonn NERFINISHED
East Berlin NERFINISHED
hasPart Allied occupation of Germany NERFINISHED
East Germany NERFINISHED
German reunification NERFINISHED
West Germany NERFINISHED
location Central Europe NERFINISHED
politicalStatus divided state
frontline state of the Cold War
occupied territory
significantEvent 1953 East German uprising NERFINISHED
Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany NERFINISHED
Berlin Airlift NERFINISHED
Berlin Blockade NERFINISHED
Berlin crisis of 1961 NERFINISHED
Cold War confrontation in Berlin
German reunification
Marshall Plan aid NERFINISHED
Nuremberg trials NERFINISHED
Ostpolitik NERFINISHED
Red Army Faction terrorism
Sovietization of East Germany NERFINISHED
Two Plus Four Agreement NERFINISHED
Warsaw Pact membership of East Germany
accession of reunified Germany to full sovereignty
construction of the Berlin Wall
currency reform in West Germany
denazification
division of Germany
economic miracle in West Germany
expulsion of Germans from Eastern Europe
fall of the Berlin Wall NERFINISHED
formation of the European Coal and Steel Community
formation of the Federal Republic of Germany
formation of the German Democratic Republic
founding membership in the European Economic Community
integration of West Germany into NATO
introduction of the Deutsche Mark
refugee influx from the East
student protests of 1968 in West Germany
startTime 1945

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Lotte Kühn era post-World War II Germany
Sylvia Welter residence post-World War II Germany
this entity surface form: Germany (after World War II)
Hanna Schmitz in The Reader setIn post-World War II Germany
subject surface form: Hanna Schmitz
this entity surface form: postwar Germany
Commander, Seventh United States Army locationOfWork post-World War II Germany
this entity surface form: Germany (various headquarters locations, historically)
Lola setInPeriod post-World War II Germany
this entity surface form: postwar Germany