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East Germany is the common ... Map of the East German economy, 8/1990 The Trabant automobile was a profitable product made in the German Democratic Republic. The East German economy began poorly because of the devastation caused by the Se ...
A map showing East Germany (orange) and its neighbouring states. East Germany was a socialist nation, formed in 1949 after the division of Germany. East Germany was, in many respects, the first child of the Cold War. When Germany was invaded by the Allies and the Soviet Union at the end of World War II, they agreed to occupy different zones. At ...
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The state occupied a significant area of 41,828 square miles in modern-day Germany. Relative to other countries, the borders remain identical with Poland eastward, the Baltic Sea to the north, and former Czechoslovakia towards the south. East Germany shared a border with West Germany, based upon a modified version of pre-1871 provinces, before Prus...
Due to ice age glaciers leaving only a few small morainic hills, East Germany provided an immense agricultural benefit to the occupying soviet union. This area, dubbed the North German Plain, begins at the Baltic Sea and extends until Germany's Central Uplands. Several marshes dot the plain, however many of the post-ice age bogs have been drained e...
In 1949 the population of East Germany totaled over 18,388,000 people. Over time the population decreased to 16,111,000 because of economic trouble and exodus. The density of this state hovered around 386 people per square mile. In 1989, despite past economic and political trouble, East Germany scored high (0.953) on the Human Development Index whi...
The region is well irrigated, with rivers like the Havel which flow throughout Berlin, connecting with tributaries like the river Spree. In fact, at 400 kilometers and stretching to the southeast borders, the Spree has three sources (one titled Spreeborn adjacent to the village of Spreedorf) and eventually leads to the Spree Forest. The Spree feeds...
The history of East Germany is based on the aftermath of World War II and the tension between Western alliances and Soviet Russia. In some ways, the division of East and West Russia was both a compromise and an experiment; Western Germany was established with parliamentary democracies managed by France, Britain, and the United States, while regions...
Learn about the former communist state of East Germany, its location, borders, climate, agriculture, population, and bodies of water. See maps, photos, and facts about its history and reunification with West Germany.
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A map of East Germany with the major cities and their populations in 1988. Learn about the history, culture and travel of the former German Democratic Republic.
Map showing the different borders and territories of Poland and Germany during the 20th century, with the current areas of Germany and Poland in dark gray 1951 East German stamp commemorating the Treaty of Zgorzelec establishing the Oder-Neisse line as a "border of peace", featuring the presidents Wilhelm Pieck (GDR) and Bolesław ...
21. Mai 2024 · East Germany, former country (1949–90) that constitutes the northeastern section of present-day.
The former eastern territories of Germany (German: Ehemalige deutsche Ostgebiete) refer in present-day Germany to those territories east of the current eastern border of Germany, i.e., the Oder–Neisse line, which historically had been considered German and which were annexed by Poland and the Soviet Union after World War II in Europe.
