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I haven't heard about it, but sounds plausible. That said, if there was political will, it would probably be fine, or there would be a special clause, or sth.
by rich_sasha 5y ago
I haven't heard about it, but sounds plausible.
That said, if there was political will, it would probably be fine, or there would be a special clause, or sth.
For example, West Germany joined NATO (founding member?), even though clearly the country was divided; West Germany didn't, AFAIK, make format territorial claims on East Germany, but they clearly saw themselves as a legitimate state with an occupied territory.
- ivan_gammel 5y agoTerritorial integrity of the West Germany was ensured by Potsdam treaty and definition of occupation zones. West Germany could not have any territorial claims for the territory of GDR, because it recognized the treaty and the fact that GDR was the occupation zone of USSR.