germany was divided into two separate countries after wwii because of the cold war.
germany was divided into two separate countries after wwii because of the cold war.
why was germany divided into two separate countries after wwii?
the cold war
bullet::::- mcadams, a. james. "germany divided: from the wall to reunification." princeton university press, 1992 and 1993.









































section::::further reading.:other languages.









































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section::::external links.









































bullet::::- the woodrow wilson center cold war international history project's warsaw pact document collection









































bullet::::- parallel history project on cooperative security









































bullet::::- library of congress / federal research division / country studies / area handbook series / soviet union / appendix c: the warsaw pact (1989)









































bullet::::- map of russia and the warsaw pact (omniatlas.com)









































bullet::::- map of europe and the warsaw pact (omniatlas.com)
warsaw pact
bullet::::- the reunified federal republic of germany (1990 onwards) is regarded by the fei as being the same country as pre-reunification west germany (1948-1990), as part of an unbroken line going back to germany's affiliation to the fei in 1927 during its weimar republic (1919-1933). if germany and west germany were considered to be two separate countries, their medal tallies would be: germany 26 gold, 14 silver, and 20 bronze; west germany 4 gold, 4 silver, and 4 bronze.









































bullet::::- the soviet union competed only in the 1990 games, as it collapsed prior to the 1994 games/small









































section::::results.
fei world equestrian games