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Robert J. Maiert the existence of a separate German state, but through the Hallstein Doctrine, it also threatened to break off diplomatic relations with any state that would. Thus the basic dilemma of the FRG in the early years was how to foster relations with the GDR at the same time as avoiding the impression of

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André Vermeglio,Roberto Borghese,Davide Zannoniterior by the task of controlling the collectors led to an expansion of the market. At the same time, the media emerged as a new major actor in regulating the market, but while guaranteeing transparency the exclusive focus on scandals and catastrophes may have become counterproductive.

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