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1940s: The Nazi Regime in Germany exterminates many of its own Jewish citizens and engages much of the rest of the world in war.
1960s–1989: Germany is divided by the Berlin Wall, creating two distinct nations, one democratic and one socialist.
Today: Germany is reunified into one democratic country. Many of the hardships and abuses of the East German government are revealed.
1930s and 1940s: Thousands of Germans, mostly Jews, flee when the Nazis take power. When WWII breaks out, 300,000 refugees have already left Germany. As...
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