Cold War: Four Power Agreement

Was between the U.S., U.K., France, U.S.S.R. / East and west Germany.
Berlin, Germany 1971
This agreement charged the government of Western Berlin G.D.R. with negotiating an accord that would regulate access to and from West Berlin from the FRG and to secure the right of west Berliners to visit East Berliners and the G.D.R.
The Transit agreement of may 1972 arranged these matters and secure the rights of the G.D.R. citizens to visit the F.R.G., but in cases of family emergency.
Both the F.R.G. and G.D.R. saw a need for a better treaty due the negotiations on traffic between each other.
Talks began, and by December 1972 the signing o f the Basic treaty occurred.
The Treaty itself showed the wanting of the betterment of normalized relations on basis of equality , keeping Territorial integrity.
Acts such as their brought a closer peace in Europe and the bring down of the Iron curtain to increase relations to work together to improve each other, without connection to political views.
The basic treaty had brought up as very heated in Soviet Russian and Democratic views, and made them not want better relations.
In response, the F.R.G. had made relations with Czechoslovakia.

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