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In 1957, the [[Saarland]] acceded. West Germany as a part of one German nation-state remained the same after the process called [[German reunification]], apart from area and population getting enlarged by approximately 25%. The accession barely affected the everyday life of the 60 million Germans in the FRG, as Germany continued all its earlier policies, retaining its membership in international organisations as well as its affiliation to Western alliances like [[EU]] and [[NATO]]. During the [[Cold War]] period, after three separate German states had been established in [[Allied Occupation Zones in Germany|Allied Occupation zones]], the Federal Republic as the largest democratic and only independent German state had claimed [[exclusive mandate]] for all of Germany, as well as considering itself a democratically re-organized [[German Reich]] (not a successor). This meant taking over resulting responsibilities for events in the war, as well as continuing traditions, e.g. keeping the [[List of international license plate codes|international license plate code "D"]] which had been introduced in 1910.