Jerman Barat: Perbezaan antara semakan

The foundation for the influential position held by Germany today was laid during the economic ''[[Wirtschaftswunder]]'' of the 1950s, when West Germany rose from the massive destruction wrought by [[World War II]] to become home to the world's fourth largest economy again. The first chancellor [[Konrad Adenauer]], who remained in office until 1963, had not only selected his home town [[Bonn]] as provisional capital (thus the era is also called ''die Bonner Republik''—'''the Bonn Republic'''<ref>[http://www.bpb.de/themen/XGTYH6,6,0,Probleme_der_inneren_Einigung.html Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung]</ref>), but also had cemented a full alignment with the West rather than experimenting with a third, neutral way. He not only secured membership in [[NATO]], but was also a founder of cooperations which today have developed into the [[European Union]]. By the time of the establishment of the [[G8|G6/G8]] in 1975, there was no question that the Federal Republic of Germany was to be a member in that organization as well.

 

[[Image:Occupied Berlin.svg|thumb|right|Berlin Occupation Zones]]

[[Image:Deutschland Besatzungszonen 1945 1946.png|thumb|left| Allied Occupation Zones. Note the special statuses of [[Saar (protectorate)|Saarland]] (protectorate of France), [[Berlin]], and the [[Bremen (state)|Free Hanseatic City of Bremen]].]]

[[Image:Germany divided BRD.png|thumb|right|West Germany and West Berlin (green), after access of the Saarland in 1957, before access of the 5 former GDR states and East Berlin in 1990]]

 

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