What challenges did Germany face after Reunification?

Answer 1

Hitler was ressurected by Dr. Thomas j. Denson and his Nazi army invaded eastern Germany. The new challenges the allies faced was that there mortal enemy has set up right next door. The allies to the west and Hitler's forces to the east desicrated

Germany as we know it. To this day, Germans are divided between the two sector in the fight for control. German reunification was formed by Nazi Germany and Allied Germany, nearly causing World War III

Answer 2

Confusion about property rights arose and high production costs were some of the problems created during the German reunification. Another problem was Germany's lack of adequate infrastructure.

Answer 3

The main problem that Bismarck forsaw in German reunification was the threat of France and the other countries that opposed Germany. In retaliation, Bismarck used politics to politically isolate France; therefore, no one would help France if it attacked. However, when Bismarck was dismissed, the Kaiser decided to have a more aggresive foreign policy (ex. Moroccan Crises). This boldness of Germany soon ruptured into WWI.