Kurt Duwell
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In 1945, Europe was devastated by the effects of the Second World War. The determination to reconstruct Europe was forged both from the disaster of war and from dreams of the creation of a stabilised and more equitable peace. The following three issues of History Today will look at the problems and achievements of European post- war reconstruction. In this first article, Kurt Düwell explains the West German 'economic miracle'. Published August 31 1983
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