The Reunification Germany After 1989 Was Complicated by

question 56

Multiple Choice

The reunification Germany after 1989 was complicated by

• A) the Soviet Union's demand that all police files be shipped to Moscow.
• B) the resulting surplus of German labor, necessitating the immediate expulsion of all "guest workers."
• C) the appearance of neo-Nazi attitudes, often directed against foreign workers.
• D) the collapse of the currency, leading to runaway inflation throughout all of Germany.
• E) the electoral success of the neo-Communists of the Socialist-Workers party.

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