Fatal US error on the German question

[rupol2000]

When it came to the unification of Germany, the United States was need to insist on the unification of East Germany not with the FRG but with Austria. This would lead to the revival of Austro-Hungary, which could be made loyal to US policy, and deploy NATO forces in key areas of control in eastern Europe. By this time, the USSR had lost control over eastern Europe anyway. Including the Serbian nationalists, this would give control over former Yugoslavia.
The unification with West Germany increased Germany's influence in Europe, and cut off eastern Europe from the United States and brought Germany closer to Russia. Perhaps this was the main reason for the gradual decline in US influence in Eastern Europe.
This failed policy has led to the fact that now the United States can not influence the Nord Stream and could not even place an anti-missile defense system in Eastern Europe according to the original plan.

 

[harmonica]

..you never have links/evidence

 

[rupol2000]

..you never have links/evidence

lol

German reunification - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[rightwinger]

When it came to the unification of Germany, the United States was need to insist on the unification of East Germany not with the FRG but with Austria. This would lead to the revival of Austro-Hungary, which could be made loyal to US policy, and deploy NATO forces in key areas of control in eastern Europe. By this time, the USSR had lost control over eastern Europe anyway. Including the Serbian nationalists, this would give control over former Yugoslavia.
The unification with West Germany increased Germany's influence in Europe, and cut off eastern Europe from the United States and brought Germany closer to Russia. Perhaps this was the main reason for the gradual decline in US influence in Eastern Europe.
This failed policy has led to the fact that now the United States can not influence the Nord Stream and could not even place an anti-missile defense system in Eastern Europe according to the original plan.

Opinion

Wrong opinion, but still opinion

 

[harmonica]

lol

German reunification - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

we should not be and don't need to influence Germany or Eastern Europe

 

[rupol2000]

we should not be and don't need to influence Germany or Eastern Europe

Then go try on lace lingerie

 

[rupol2000]

Oddly enough, Milosevic placed the "blame" for the breakup of Yugoslavia on a united Germany, which, in his opinion, was engaged in revanchism.
However, he forgot that it was the Serbian terrorists who set fire to the first world war, with their terrorism, at a time when the Balkans were not in Germany, but in Austria-Hungary. And the target of these terrorists was precisely the Serbian Empire in the Balkans.

 

[harmonica]

lol

German reunification - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

where does it say it was an error??

 

[harmonica]

lol

German reunification - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

from YOUR link:
''''''approximately 90 percent of Germans living in both the West and East believe that reunification was good for Germany'''''
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[rupol2000]

where does it say it was an error??

I thought that such idiots are only in Europe.

 

[harmonica]

I thought that such idiots are only in Europe.

as USUAL, you are just babbling crap

 

[Otis Mayfield]

When it came to the unification of Germany, the United States was need to insist on the unification of East Germany not with the FRG but with Austria. This would lead to the revival of Austro-Hungary, which could be made loyal to US policy, and deploy NATO forces in key areas of control in eastern Europe. By this time, the USSR had lost control over eastern Europe anyway. Including the Serbian nationalists, this would give control over former Yugoslavia.
The unification with West Germany increased Germany's influence in Europe, and cut off eastern Europe from the United States and brought Germany closer to Russia. Perhaps this was the main reason for the gradual decline in US influence in Eastern Europe.
This failed policy has led to the fact that now the United States can not influence the Nord Stream and could not even place an anti-missile defense system in Eastern Europe according to the original plan.

Nobody cares.

 

[harmonica]

Nobody cares.

exactly