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英語が得意な方 和訳を助けてください。うまく訳せなくて困っています。よろしくお願いします。 Only in 1968, the year of the student uprising, was it allowed to be set up again under the slightly different name of the German Communist Party(Deutsche Kommunistische Partei, DKP) by which time its membership had slumped to 7,500.

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学生運動盛んなりし1968年に限れば、ドイツ共産党(DKP)はその名前に少々手直しを加えるなど、出直しを余義無くされた。この年会員数は7.500 名にまで落ち込んだ。

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