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Did the USSR diplomats conduct wide ranging sociological studies to determine where the East-West Germany border should be, to optimize for the best autistic krauts population ratio in their zone?

Or did they just luck into it?
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Anonymous
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>>18770841
Of course not. Post-war Germany was subjected to a very small amount of autistic modernist measuring and reforming. Relative to what was possible.
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Anonymous
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>>18770847
The whole point is that its not post-war Germany, its pre-war Germany too.
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>>18770847
>>18772024
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>>18772024
Although as someone pointed out on Twitter, its mostly the borders of Saxony.
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>>18772027
Even in 1900: less church going, more free women.
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Anonymous
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