East German Trade Pushes West Germany Toward Clash
East Germany enlarges foreign trade with Nordic and nonaligned nations, shipping machinery and textiles in exchange for chemical products and fish. A Moscow pattern of expanding markets to Asia Africa and Latin America drives cautious forecasts of higher 1956 trade. Bonn fears widened nonrecognition diplomacy may erode West German influence and trade leverage as the Soviet Zone seeks Brussels and other fairs outlets.
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