Which statement accurately contrasts the circumstances in Germany with those in Japan following world war ll

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ziro4ka [17]3 years ago

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Germany divided into democratic and communist zones, while communists controlled no part of Japan.

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barxatty [35]3 years ago

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Both Japan and Germany suffered massive destruction at the end of the Second World War as shaft forces. Atomic bombs were thrown to Japan, while Germany was in a furious assault on the allies and Soviet troops, completely demolished, there was practically a competition between Western allies and the Soviet Union, who would take a more favorable strategic position, later to divide Germany into interest zones of West and East. Yet both countries recorded economic boom after the Second World War. The difference is that Japan has developed economically, quite undisturbed, while Germany is divided into East and West, under the constant control of the Soviet in the East, and the allies in West Germany.

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