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East German Stasi and Polish secret service shared deep distrust

East German Stasi and Polish secret service shared deep distrust
Jacek Lepiarz
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East Germany s secret service, the Stasi, was intelligence agency and secret police in one
Many Polish journalists describe the relationship between the People s Republic of Poland and the German Democratic Republic until the fall of the Berlin Wall as a forced friendship. Even if the rulers of both countries celebrated their harmonious alliance in public, behind the scenes there was a profound distrust between Warsaw and East Berlin.
Many Poles considered their neighbors on the Western side of the Oder River as potentially dangerous red Prussians, while East Germans considered their Polish comrades as unreliable allies whose liberal reforms put the whole Communist bloc at risk. ....

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East German Stasi and Polish secret service shared deep distrust
Officially, East Germany and Poland were socialist brother countries. But new evidence reveals that their intelligence services shared a mutual distrust and dislike.
East Germany s secret service, the Stasi, was intelligence agency and secret police in one
Many Polish journalists describe the relationship between the People s Republic of Poland and the German Democratic Republic until the fall of the Berlin Wall as a forced friendship. Even if the rulers of both countries celebrated their harmonious alliance in public, behind the scenes there was a profound distrust between Warsaw and East Berlin. ....

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