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German People's Congress

The German People's Congress ((ドイツ語:Deutscher Volkskongress)) was an initiative of the SED and the participation of the block parties at the London Conference of Allied Foreign Ministers in November / December 1947, delegates from all over Germany for the first time on 6 December 1947 that entered together body. His main demand was the key to a German government.〔''Lexikom A–Z in zwei Bänden'', Erster Band, Volkseigener Verlag Enzyklopädie, Leipzig 1956, S. 375.〕 The SED presented their all-German claim to the three people's congresses.
==Historical background==
After the Second World War, the cooperation of the four victorious powers was soon superseded by the East-West confrontation. The growing East-West conflict between the USSR and the Western powers, such as the Middle East and Asia, as well as Soviet policy, satellite states to build (the so-called Eastern Bloc), led to distrust of Western powers in relation to the Soviet policy in Germany. U.S. demands in the Allied Control Council, to preserve the economic unity of Germany, were dismissed in July 1946 by the USSR as an attempt to influence. The four-power administration over Germany ended no later than the last meeting of the Supervisory Council on 20 March 1948.
The London 6-Power Conference was set in the first half of 1948 principles for the establishment of a democratic German state (the Frankfurt documents). While in the three western zones of the reconstruction of democracy was, went in the Soviet zone of occupation, the increasing uniformity of the semi-free elections in the Soviet zone in 1946 elected democratic institutions vonstatten. Since not freely elected governments in the Soviet countries were reached, the Prime Minister summarized in the west of Koblenz decisions, according to which democratic West German state as a temporary part to the restoration of German unity should be established in the wild.

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