As far as I know Adolf did not divide Germany into two - if anything he tried to expand Germany (through the concept of: 'lebens raum' - Living area) and annexed other areas of Europe (those areas that where taken from Germany as a result of the loss of World War I and other reasons - hence World War II ensued.
The Allies of World War II - the US, Britain, France & the (then) Soviet Union divided Germany into East & West (Berlin, the Capital City) was equally divided into the Eastern (Soviet) and Western (US, Britain, France) zone.
Germany eventually (Oct 3, 1990) was (re)united and its Capital City once more is now Berlin (it was Bonn during the division and for a few years after).
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The division of Germany was part of a much wider division of Europe and the world into blocs. I really don't think much is gained by playing the 'blame game'.
some special events that happen in germany are... the oktober fest, and some folk festables, horse festabels.
Explain the division of Germany after world war 2 and how it changed and developed within the first few ears after the war?
The "German question" refers to the division of Germany into occupation zones after World War II and whether and how to unify or reunify Germany.
The Soviet Union
What if there is no division what we can do
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Adolf Hitler.
Massacre of the Acqui Division happened in 1943.
Division Street Riots happened in 1966.
to recognize the formal division of Germany and end the American occupation of West Berlin
1st Armored Division of the United States Army. Headquartered in Germany.
Germany and Russia
Germany and Russia .
The division of Germany was part of a much wider division of Europe and the world into blocs. I really don't think much is gained by playing the 'blame game'.
The Peace of Augsburg formally accepted the principle of "cuius regio, eius religio" (whose realm, his religion), allowing German princes to choose between Lutheranism and Catholicism as the official religion of their territory. It effectively ended the religious wars between Catholics and Protestants in the Holy Roman Empire for a time.
Wingolf Scherer has written: 'Untergang' -- subject(s): Campaigns, Germany, Germany Heer. Volksgrenadier-Division, 277, Germany. Heer, Germany. Heer. Infanterie-Division, 277, History, Regimental histories, World War, 1939-1945