Cardiac Effects. 1  Decrease contractility. 2  Decrease relaxation rate. 3  Decrease heart rate. 4  Decrease conduction velocity.
Video: The Reunification of East and West Germany in 1990. In this lesson we explore the unique history of East and West Germany after Germany's defeat in WWII and the conditions surrounding its eventual reunification in 1990.
The Weimar Repubilc remained until WWII. In 1945, the Weimar Republic became Germany, but Germany was divided at that time. There was one American part (the FRG (= Federal Republic of Germany)) and one Russian part (the GDR (= German Democratic Republic)).he Weimar Repubilc remained until WWII. In 1945, the Weimar Republic became Germany, but Germany was divided at that time. There was one American part (the FRG (= Federal Republic of Germany)) and one Russian part (the GDR (= German Democratic Republic)).