
Egy új, mégis régi Németország születése
Author(s) -
Dávid Maróti
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
díkī
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2631-1232
DOI - 10.15170/dike.2021.05.01.15
Subject(s) - german , surrender , state (computer science) , sovereignty , politics , economic history , political science , federal republic , power (physics) , law , nazi germany , federal state , ancient history , geography , history , public administration , archaeology , computer science , physics , algorithm , quantum mechanics
The year 1945 brought a radical change in the German history. The total defeat landed the Reich in difficulty. On the territory of the German Reich four entities have been established which could only get in touch with each other if the Allied Powers allowed them. The Allies took over the supreme power after Germany’s unconditional surrender. The old-new German political parties had to face the state building under hard circumstances such as the lack of sovereignty. The postwar chaos could be overcome in four years, therefore two new states have been rebuilt on the territory of the ‘Third Reich’. This study is restricted to present the birth of West Germany also known as Federal Republic of Germany from 1948 when the Western Powers officially announced the establishment of a federal state in the West German area.