reunification

I just finished the first instalment, Stealing the Future (there was a previous thread on that one in particular by @politicalnomad from 2017, but I didn't want to necro), and I'm already hungry for more. I'll just quote politicalnomad's take here before I offer my own perspective, which differs...

Let's say it's denied by a mix of UK, France & Italy, still the GDR is economically doomed and it collapses around 1993-1995, Germany defacto takes over as one. What would be the political consequences if the western powers (except the USA) denied a democratic germany the chance to legally...

The Mongol Empire was one of the largest empires in history. Stretching from Asia to Europe. However, the empire divided, becoming four Khaganates, which in turn disintegrated into smaller nations. The question is, were there any attempts to reunify the Mongol Empire, serious or even thought...

I have made an earlier thread on the topic, but wish to dive deeper into the topic, which is why i created this thread. https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/ddr-with-larger-population-than-brd-at-reunification.442285/ (old thread) How would Western Germany and Eastern Germany view...

For a few brief years, it seemed as though Germany would be firmly divided between a capitalist/democratic state in the west and a single-party Marxist-Leninist state in the east, a division that might have lasted several decades throughout the Cold War, if not beyond (as with North Korea's...

What if: DDR(Deutsche Demokratische Republikk/East Germany) had a larger population than BRD(Bunds Republikken Deutschland) at the time of reunification? This has to happen within OTL borders, after ther German surrender and with all events leading up to the German surrender being as in OTL...

Is it at all possible that in 1990 during the reunification of Germany that East and West Berlin remain separate municipalities? What kind of point of divergence could and would cause something like this? How does this impact Germany today?