The Reunification Germany After 1989 Was Complicated by

Multiple Choice

The reunification Germany after 1989 was complicated by

A) the Soviet Union's demand that all police files be shipped to Moscow.
B) the resulting surplus of German labor, necessitating the immediate expulsion of all "guest workers."
C) the appearance of neo-Nazi attitudes, often directed against foreign workers.
D) the collapse of the currency, leading to runaway inflation throughout all of Germany.
E) the electoral success of the neo-Communists of the Socialist-Workers party.