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5 March, 17:36

Why was west berlin described as a "bone in the throat" of the soviet union?

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    It showed how democracy and capitalism did work in the end and West Germany was a bastion of both during the cold war and as West Germany grew to an economic giant East Germany barely stood to stand.
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