East German Unification Stirs Political Turmoil and Jobs Drive
Germany moves toward a unified state as East German leaders face resignations and cabinet splits while wage protests and high unemployment surge. The planned Oct 14 merger date and December common government vote pressure lawmakers amid party clashes and property disputes.
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East Germans split on Oct 14 unification date
East Berlin workers voice mixed views on the October 14 unification plan set by the government. Some say unity is overdue while criticizing the pace and political squabbling. Others worry the pace risks losing protections and jobs amid the West German economic merger.
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