The German Question in Adenauer's Foreign Policy

For many decades after the end of World War II, the unresolved German question was a significant factor in the foreign policy of Germany, especially in relation to the USSR and the countries of the socialist camp. The article analyzes the positions of the Federal Chancellor regarding the East German regime and reunification initiatives based on neutral status. Foreign policy planning in the German question of Adenauer is viewed through the prism of relations with the USSR and Western allies. The German Chancellor’s own policy and his proposals for reunification are investigated. As a result, on the basis of the analysis, an assessment is made of Adenauer's policy on the German question, its significance for the subsequent reunification of 1990

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