Publisher's Synopsis
This declassified CIA report presents an illuminating account of the East German government's perspective on the Western powers' policies toward Germany during the Cold War. The report provides insights into the East German leadership's concerns about the potential reunification of Germany and their efforts to prevent it. It also sheds light on the East German view of the role of NATO and the United States in Europe. This book is an essential primary source for scholars of Cold War history and international relations.
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