Ostpolitik and Helsinki Flashcards

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1
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when was the hallstine doctrine

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1955

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what was the hallstine doctrine

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w germ policy nor tecognising e germ by refusing to form diplomatic relations w contries that recognised e germ (bar ussr)

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what was the impact of the hallstine doctrine

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prevented reconsiliation between e and w germ/ recognition

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what was ostpolitik

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w germ forign policy- detente/comercial relations w e bloc countries and recognising e germany

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5
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who initiated ostpolitik

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Willy Brant

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6
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when was Willy Brant appointed as chancellor of w germany

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october 1969

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what did Brant aim to do as chancellor and how

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what-recognise e germ and the teritorial changes (oder-nisse line)
how-settle frontier w poland and negotiate w ussr and GDR

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when was the non agression pact signed and by who

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ussr and FRG
august 1970

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what is signed on the 7th december 1970

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w germany signs a treaty w poland recognising oder nisse border

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10
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when does ulbrict resign as cheif of communist party in GDR

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May 1971

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what was the impact of Ulbrict resigning

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he was seen as the ‘last stalinist’
led to a shift in relations

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12
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when is the basic treaty signed

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21st dec 1972

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13
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what did the basic treaty do

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w and e germany recognised each other in an aim to normalise relations thus allowing other contries to develop relations w GRD

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what other things did the basic treaty include

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-potential ecnomic relations
-recognition of GRD and FRG soventy
-peaceful conflict resolution

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what did the basic treaty trigger for kissinger

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realisation the us must develop detente w ussr to maintain influence in europe

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when did the basic treaty come into effect

17
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by when are both the FRG and GDR members of UN

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september 1973

18
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when does the FRG open diplomatic relations with the GDR

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when does the us open diplomatic relations with the GDR

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december 1974

20
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what are the key factors for detente through ostpolitik

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shift in eu attitudes
shift in policy
chance in leadership
key individuals
lack of us involvment

21
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when are the helsinki accords/summit

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30th july-1st august 1975

22
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how is helsinki viewed

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hight of detente

23
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when did the helsinki talks begin

24
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what contries were involved in helsinki

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-us
-canada
-all european contries bar albania

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what were the 3 key baskets of helsinki and what were they about
basket 1- security - Decalogue basket 2- ecnomics basket 3- human rights
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what are some of the principles from the decalogue
sovrenty and equality not involvment in others internal affairs cooperation teritorial integrity acknowledged
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along with the decalogue what else did basket one agree
fro states to provide advanced notice of large military exercises
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in what way was helsinki an achievement for the ussr
allwing increased ecnomic activity further detente protection of integrity of boarders
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in what way did helsinki limit the ussr
human rights reluctent over notification for larg military exercises conserned over external influence on internal affirs of the ussr/ e bloc
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in what way was helsinki an achievement for the us
relaxed east and west confrontation in europe human rights non-intervention
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what did the us fear in relation to the helsinki agreements
-accepting would mean accepting a divided germany and the e bloc subservent to the ussr -if wester europe felt more secure they would be less reliant on NATO -how the idea of equal rights would be interprated
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give a quote from gadis that showes that helsinki bit the ussr in the but
'gradualy became a manifesto of the dissident and liberal movment'