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What If Germany Wasn’T Split Up After Ww2?

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Why was Berlin divided after ww2 if it was inside east germany? I cannot find an answer to this, not anywhere. i mean politically divided between the allies, since the wall only was only built starting in 1961. I don’t know what was the logic behind making an

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It seem through out history different countries after a war were split up and handed to different people, yet after both wars Germany was still This map shows the territories lost by Germany after the Second World War. It also shows the division of the new, smaller territory into Zones of Occupation. Allied troops had slowly begun occupying Germany even before its surrender on May 8, 1945. Binding borders for occupation and administration were first established in August 1945 after the Potsdam Conference. The However if they split Korea and Japan it’s likely Germany would be unified. Idk it’s an interesting what if, but I think a lot of us are hung up on the feasibility of this scenario. Reply reply Jackylacky_ • Comrade Dio Reply reply Pointfun1 •

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Morgenthau’s proposal for the partition of Germany from his 1945 book Germany is Our Problem The Morgenthau Plan was a proposal to weaken Germany following World War II by eliminating its arms industry and removing or destroying other key industries basic to military strength. This included the removal or destruction of all industrial plants and equipment in the Ruhr. It was How plausible/possible was it for (East) Germany to only lose Danzig and East Prussia and keep Pomerania and Silesia after WW2? So Japan was split up between the USSR and the United States, much like Germany was: it’s just that the territory controlled by the U.S. at war’s end, the so-called Japanese Home Islands, is what the territory of Japan ended up being, and no one in the U.S. particularly cared to make an issue of it like they did with Germany.

Germany – Partition, Reunification, Cold War: Following the German military leaders’ unconditional surrender in May 1945, the country lay prostrate. The German state had ceased to exist, and sovereign authority passed to the victorious Allied powers. The physical devastation from Allied bombing campaigns and from ground battles was enormous: an After the end of World War II in Europe, the old German Reich, consequent on the unconditional surrender of all German armed forces and the total absence of any German central government authority, had effectively ceased to exist, and Germany was occupied and divided by the four Allied countries. There was no peace treaty. Two countries emerged.

No, Finland established itself as the ultimate European powerhouse and singlehandedly took on the Sovietunion AND the Axis Powers. Russia was Split, the northern and Eastern parts went to the Finnish Empire, the southwest parts were annexed by Ukraine, which renamed itself as Republic of the Kievan Rus (RKR).

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So, you’re curious about the division of Germany after World War II and specifically, how many zones Germany was divided into. Well, let me One of the reasons Japan wasn’t divided after WW2 (the USSR couldn’t realistically push for occupying a piece of the main islands) was the cold war. In a scenario where the Soviet Union isn’t the Soviet Union but was run under a different ideology, say, had it still been monarchist, I would The German invasion began on 1 September 1939, one week after the signing of the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact between Germany and the Soviet Union, and

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For the Allies, knocking Italy out of the war would not only remove a significant German ally but also open up new avenues for attacking German positions in the Balkans and southern France. The Fall of Mussolini and the Italian Armistice The Allied invasion of Sicily in July 1943 marked a turning point in Italy‘s war. However with German reunification the territories of the so-called East-Prussia were once again restored to the Free State of Prussia. Today, Prussia is the most populous and powerful of all German states, and it dominates German affairs much as it

In contrast, East Germany was allied by the Soviet Union and fell under highly centralized communist rule. More information about the socioeconomic paths The Berlin garrison capitulates on May 2, six days before the end of the Second World War in Europe. Large parts of the city are in ruins. After the war ends on 8 May 1945, much of Berlin is nothing but rubble: 600,000 apartments have been destroyed, and only 2.8 million of the city’s original population of 4.3 million still live in the city. In accordance with an agreement signed by The Nazis though were the ones who destroyed Prussia The so-called German Empire was already a Prussian Empire in all but name, their militaristic culture contributed greatly towards both WW1 and WW2. Prussia was abolished not just because of WW2, but because the Allies considered Prussianism had been the root of everything bad in Europe since 1871

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In the aftermath of WWII, Germany and Japan both were subjected to harsh treaties that involved dividing the land into occupational zones in Germany/Austria’s case, and a division of Japan’s Empire between the Soviets taking Manchuria and North Korea and the US taking South Korea and establishing a military occupation of the home

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History of Germany – The era of partition: Following the German military leaders’ unconditional surrender in May 1945, the country lay prostrate. The afterwar years saw the occputation and division of the Germany, the founding of two separate states, the Wirtschaftswunder and the building of the Wall.

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Wasn’t North Korea actually more developed then South Korea by a wide margin up until the late 80s?

trueBy „split“ I mean having 3-4 states instead of a single Federal Republic of Germany after ww2. How would such a split influence German and European history? What if Germany kept the Prussian and Silesian territories after they lost WW2? What if Germany was split in two as in the original time with an allied controlled west and a Soviet controlled East. The Soviet controlled eastern Germany would include Prussia, Silesia and the areas the Soviets controlled in the original timeline.

At the Yalta Conference Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin agreed to split Germany into four parts one for each of their respective countries and the fourth for France. If this conference didn’t happen the war would have turned into a land grab near the end. In order for Germany to have been a neutral country after the war the U.S and Great Britain would have had to reach Berlin Occupied by and divided between the Soviets and the Western powers, post-war Germany became the first battleground of the Cold War in Europe. If it lost both, germany would never be able to upset the power balance in europe again. I agree with your second point. If the south, rhineland and east germany

FDR’s original plan for Germany after World War II was for the nation to outright cease to exist, and instead be divided into a multitude of smaller states like Bavaria, Saxony, Berlin, Prussia, North Rhine-Westphalia etc., while being forbidden by the international community from ever unifying I think if anything you’d accelerate it. The Austrian annexation was regarded with general acceptance of everyone involved. They shared a language, they were culturally close, and there was a proposal to blend Austria into Germany to begin with at the end of WWI, but was blocked for the exact same reasons you allude to. These peoples would feel unfairly punished,

Much like with its big brother Germany, Austria was under Allied occupation following the defeat of Nazi Germany and split into four Allied occupied zones run by the USA, UK, France and USSR. Likewise, Vienna was also occupied by the four Allies in the same way as Berlin. The map above is what a After WWII why wasn’t Germany just dissolved and re-occupied and new boundary lines decided by the victors get to consume Germany? Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.