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Immigrants in Eastern Europers always spoke about friendship between countries, the borders were closed. The people had to apply for travel licenses, and private travel from one country to another was a problem. Normally, traveling was organized and supervised by the government and general supervision was perfect and omniprese

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Immigrants in Eastern EuropeUnion, Czechoslovakia, and East Germany. Generally, these foreigners had only rare contacts with the people. Social contact was only possible in factories, where they were trained. There were no official statistics on diseases of foreigners.

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