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East Germany/North Korea 2017-04-11 07:40:51 Post No. 2647236
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Could East Germany have ended up like North Korea? A "rouge" state which follows it's own ideology and is only nominally aligned to Russia (in the same way North Korea is only nominally aligned with China)?
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East Germany dabbled in nationalism (despite also claiming that West Germany was a thinly-veiled Nazi successor). It's plausible that they or some other Eastern European satellite state (Romania?) moves towards some kind of National Bolshevism akin to North Korea's Juche, but I doubt the USSR would allow it in Germany.
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>>2647236
I dont think it would have been possible considering how geographically isolated North Korea is in comparison.
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>>2647250
I wonder what would have happened if Rumanians never murdered Nicolae Ceaușescu. At any rate it seems like Rumanian, Albanian and Serbia could have been in such a position but it would have been difficult during the maymay which was the Yeltsin years as they didn't have any powerful state actors backing them.
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>>2647250
What if East Germany adopted strasserism?
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>>2647275
Like I said, probably KGB-backed coup.
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>>2647236
Sloba tried. Sloba died in prison. Sloba got a lot of his own people killed for nothing.
Don't be like Sloba.
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>>2647250
>(despite also claiming that West Germany was a thinly-veiled Nazi successor
>implying it wasn't true
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>>2647780
How so
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>>2647780
West Germany was an American vassal. Not a nazi successor state. Nazi germany was disolved.
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>>2647275
How does that happen? Strasserism was dead before WW2.
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