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What role did the Bush Administration play in German Reunification 1989-1990?
The reunification of Germany is one of the most remarkable political events in modern history. The division of Germany was at the heart of the Cold War and a reunified Germany was in many ways a threat to the post-war status quo - both European and Global.
What was US policy during this crucial time? Was it perhaps the finest moment of the Bush Administration. The author leaves a detailed timeline that indicates German reunification was in many ways a monument to American statecraft.
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