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This 6 page paper provides answers to questions posed by a student regarding the role of Chancellor Adenauer in postwar Germany. His opposition to Naziism is noted as well as many other attributes. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Adenauer ran on the CDU (Christian Democratic Union) party and was successfully elected to rule West Germany. Adenauer was unique in that he had experience in Germany prior to
its takeover by the Nazi regime but he had no connections with Naziism whatsoever. In fact, he deplored the practice and would not associate himself with the party. Still, he
was a German leader who would come into his own and lead the country from its Nazi past to a viable and economically successful future. His role was
also very significant because after the war, things were in chaos and whoever would lead Germany into a new era would be influential. Many believe that Adenauer was good for
Germany at the time. Also, not only was he in the right place at the right time, he was a good leader who would both allow Germany to shed its
negative reputation and also lead it to economic success. Although he failed to reunify a divided country, he was clearly important to the future of Germany. 2.
Explain the basic differences, in terms of politics, economy, society and international relations between the Federal Republic (West Germany) and the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) from 1945 to
1970. Within four years of the end of the war, Germany had been divided and two new states would emerge which were the Federal Republic of Germany (West
Germany) and the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) ("Political" 4). On October 7, 1949 East Germany was officially called the German Democratic Republic and was suddenly formally inaugurated and recognized
diplomatically by the Soviet Union (4). It was never officially a single-party state, but East Germany had been dominated by the Socialist Unity Party (SED) until 1990 (4). Also, despite
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