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- 1930.0 (dbd:second)
- Germany was divided into two states during the Cold War. The American, British, and French occupation zones combined to become West Germany, while the Soviet-controlled region became East Germany. The East German states acceded to West Germany in 1990, ending the division of Germany. (en)
- Germany lacked a strong central authority for much of its history. Consequently, regulations on nationality and citizenship developed at an uneven pace among the numerous Holy Roman vassal realms and German states with inconsistent rules. (en)
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