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The 17 pages that link to Allied-occupied Germany, each with the reason it gives.

• Military occupationBroader topic: It shows occupation used to administer a defeated state and reorganize its institutions.

• Occupation of JapanCompared with: Germany’s divided, zonal administration differed from Japan’s unified occupation command.

• Berlin AirliftNarrower topic: The airlift crisis arose from tensions between the occupying powers over how Germany should be governed.

• Expulsion of Germans after World War IINarrower topic: The occupation authorities received millions of displaced Germans and faced shortages of housing and supplies.

• Federalism in GermanyRelated: Occupation-era conditions shaped the federal structure established in the west in 1949.

• Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to GermanyRelated: The four powers’ authority over Germany originated in this occupation regime.

• Inner German borderNarrower topic: The border followed the boundary between the Soviet and Western occupation zones.

• Lower SaxonyRelated: Lower Saxony was established within the British occupation zone.

• West BerlinNarrower topic: The occupation framework also divided Berlin, although it lay deep inside the Soviet zone.

• HesseNarrower topic: The American occupation zone created Greater Hesse during this period.

• East BerlinNarrower topic: East Berlin emerged within the Soviet zone and the separate occupation of Berlin.

• Rhineland-PalatinateRelated: The state took shape within the occupation arrangements that followed the war.

• Frankfurter Allgemeine ZeitungRelated: The FAZ emerged as occupation ended and a new West German press took shape.

• States of GermanyNarrower topic: The occupation authorities shaped the first postwar state boundaries.

• TrümmerliteraturRelated: Occupation shaped the censorship, publishing conditions, and daily life represented in postwar writing.

• German-occupied EuropeCompared with: This postwar occupation reversed the wartime relationship between Germany and occupied Europe.

• Land (German states)Related: Occupation authorities helped establish state boundaries that shaped the Länder.