سياسة جون كيندي تجاه المانيا الغربية (1960-1963)‎

الملخص EN

The defeat of Hitler's Germany in World War II on May 9, 1945, the entry of the Allies into German lands, the surrender of the German army and the subsequent holding of conferences and surrender treaties, the division of war spoils, and then the imposition of sanctions and compensation on the state of Germany and the rest of the Axis countries are among the historical issues that still raise many Inquiries.

The problematic of the issue stemmed from the policy pursued by the United States of America and its allies in Germany, which differed completely from the policy of the Soviet Union in the eastern part of Germany, which relied on restoring confidence in the Germans themselves and integrating them into the international community for the sake of the return of Germany's political and economic revival in accordance with the principles of American democracy and judiciary.

On Nazi ideas.

The hypothesis of rebuilding Germany by the United States came to asking several questions, including: To what extent did the American political and economic interests require the restoration of the state of Germany to stand in the face of the Soviet communist tide, and what is the British - French position in reunifying the German states that were under Western occupation Was it the role that Adenauer played in investing all local and international opportunities and stances to lead Germany as a strong country in Europe? And how different is President Kennedy's policy than his predecessors towards unifying German lands and establishing the state of Germany, and to what extent has the policy of (flexible response) he pursued? Kennedy in Adenauer's approach to France, politically and economically