When did germany separate into east and west?
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2 August 1945
West Germany History of Germany (1945–1990)
germany separate into east and west
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With the formation of a <b>separate East German</b> ... hundreds were forced <b>to</b> leave 
for <b>West Germany</b>. <b>West</b> Berlin was a political enclave which comprised the ... In <b>West Germany</b> 
rationing of most products ended with the ... <b>to</b> be <b>independent</b> of <b>Eastern</b> 
supplies and not <b>to</b> be held <b>to</b> ransom by the <b>eastern</b> authorities. ... In 1952 <b>West</b> 
Berliners were restricted entry <b>to East</b>&nbsp;... The Inner <b>German</b> border was the border between the <b>German</b> Democratic 
Republic (GDR, <b>East Germany</b>) and the Federal Republic of <b>Germany</b> (FRG, 
<b>West Germany</b>) from 1949 <b>to</b> 1990. Not including the similar and physically 
<b>separate</b> Berlin Wall, the border was ... Over the following days, millions of <b>East</b> 
<b>Germans</b> poured <b>into</b> the <b>West to</b> visit&nbsp;... <b>East Germany</b>, officially the <b>German</b> Democratic Republic was a state that existed 
from 1949 <b>to</b> ... Emigration <b>to</b> the <b>West</b> was a significant problem—as many of the 
emigrants were well-educated ... However, from the 1960s onward, <b>East</b> 
<b>Germany</b> began recognizing itself as a <b>separate</b> country from <b>West Germany</b>, and
&nbsp;... <b>German</b> reunification (<b>German</b>: Deutsche Wiedervereinigung) was the process in 
1990 in ... It caused an exodus of thousands of <b>East Germans</b> fleeing <b>to West</b> 
<b>Germany</b> and Austria via Hungary. ... acceded <b>to</b> the Federal Republic, the 
constituent parts of <b>East Germany</b> entered <b>into</b> the Federal Republic as <b>separate</b> 
states. The <b>east</b>–<b>west</b> division, enforced by the <b>German</b>-Latin language <b>split</b>, &quot;gradually 
hardened <b>into</b> the establishment of <b>separate</b> kingdoms&quot;, with <b>East</b> Francia&nbsp;... Along with the <b>separate</b> and much longer Inner <b>German</b> border (IGB), which 
demarcated the border between <b>East and West Germany</b>, it came <b>to</b> physically&nbsp;... <b>German</b> Empire[edit]. From 1824–1878, <b>East</b> Prussia was combined with <b>West</b> 
Prussia <b>to</b> form the Province of Prussia, after which&nbsp;... <b>West Germany</b> was the informal name for the Federal Republic of <b>Germany</b>, a 
country in ... <b>East Germany</b> voted <b>to</b> dissolve itself and accede <b>to</b> the Federal 
Republic in 1990. Its five ... <b>in the East</b>. Berlin was <b>separately</b> divided <b>into</b> four 
zones. <b>Separated</b> throughout the Cold War, the <b>German</b> Democratic Republic merged 
<b>into</b> the Federal Republic of <b>Germany</b> on 3 October 1990, referred <b>to</b> as the 
<b>German</b>&nbsp;...
1949
History of Germany (1945–90)