... of the Cold War. "7 It perfectly demonstrates the suspicion the Western powers and the Soviets held from each other. The growing animosity and the resulting emergence of the Cold War made a unified Germany impossible. This kind of animosity and suspicion dominate the foreign politics until the late 1980's. In an excerpt in 1948 British foreign minister Ernest Bevin describes the relations between a flourishing Germany and a Europe being immune against the communist thread. He states that the economy of ... one of the most important economic bases for American expansion in Europe." The R...

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