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    言うまでもなく、この実現には、情勢も良くなくてはならず、アデナウアーの孤立主義、周りから遠ざかる考えに利用された、社会思議的東独の政策者ヴァルター•ウルブリヒトという、共演者も必要だった。   GDR組織を犠牲にして。ドイツの統一を図る事については、ウルブリヒトも、同様に反対だった。   朝鮮戦争は、国際的に注意を喚起し、西ドイツの貢献が必要だと見せかけた点で、連邦政府の軍事化というアデナウアーの政策には、追い風となった。    この引き換えとして、アデナウアーは、彼の地域の統治権を要求した。

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