To bring about this action, one participant in it offered a reduction of the army to 370,000 men and a five billion dollar credit extension.
One ten-point plan held that this action must occur with the approval of the CSCE. Opposition to this action resulted in the defeat of the SED party. To bring about this action, one participant in it offered a reduction of the army to 370,000 men and a five billion dollar credit extension. Negotiations preceding this action were known as the "two plus four" talks at which the "four" were Douglas Hurd, Roland Dumas, Eduard Shevarnadze, and James Baker. Made possible by Article 23 of the (*) Basic Law, this action occurred after Helmut Kohl accepted a one-to-one replacement of one participant's currency with the mark. Resulting in the addition of five new Lander to one nation, for 10 points, identify this action which merged a Democratic Republic with its western neighbor.
One ten-point plan held that this action must occur with the approval of the CSCE.
German reunification [accept anything that mentions the union of West and East Germany]