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What Was Life Like in the Gdr? the Wait for a Trabant Was 10 Years, but Millions of Poles Traveled There on a Whim.

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It had the densest network of nurseries and kindergartens in all of Europe. However, the price for this social security was state surveillance. The German Democratic Republic was established on October 7, 1949. It was the wealthiest in the Eastern Bloc and ideologically closest to the USSR.
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What Was Life Like in the Gdr? the Wait for a Trabant Was 10 Years, but Millions of Poles Traveled There on a Whim.

It had the densest network of nurseries and kindergartens in all of Europe. However, the price for this social security was state surveillance. The German Democratic Republic was established on October 7, 1949. It was the wealthiest in the Eastern Bloc and ideologically closest to the USSR.

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newsweek.pl broke the news in on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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