Construction workers in this country began a massive strike on June 17, 1953, following an increase in individual work quotas and the announcement of the moderate "New Course" policy.
Construction workers in this country began a massive strike on June 17, 1953, following an increase in individual work quotas and the announcement of the moderate "New Course" policy. Many young Olympic athletes in this country were unwittingly given performance-enhancing drugs as part of a state-sponsored doping program. Countries that recognized this country were shunned according to the Hallstein Doctrine. The "death strip" was a component of a (*) structure built by this country's government. This country was ruled by the SED government, whose leaders included Walter Ulbricht and Eric Honecker. The secret police in this country were known as the Stasi. For 10 points, name this country, whose people included those on the Communist side of the Berlin Wall.
Construction workers in this country began a massive strike on June 17, 1953, following an increase in individual work quotas and the announcement of the moderate "New Course" policy.
East Germany [or German Democratic Republic or GDR or Ostdeutschland or Deutsche Demokratische Republik; do not accept or prompt on "Germany"]