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|colspan="3"|<hr/>(Left) The [[United State]] pledge not to move "one inch east" of the [[Oder-Neisse line]] when the [[Soviet Union]] allowed [[East Germany]] to withdraw from the [[Warsaw Pact]] and join [[NATO]] paving the way for [[German Reunification]]. (Right) The [[Oder-Neisse Line]], the line of demarcation between present-day, post-1945 [[Germany]] and [[Poland]] agreed to by all sides.
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The '''Oder-Neisse Line''' is the post-1945, modern [[border]] between [[Germany]] and [[Poland]] established after [[World War II]]. It was devised by the [[Allied powers]] at the [[Teheran Conference]] and transferred a significant portion of German territory to Poland.
The '''Oder-Neisse Line''' is the post-1945, modern [[border]] between [[Germany]] and [[Poland]] established after [[World War II]]. It was devised by the [[Allied powers]] at the [[Teheran Conference]] and transferred a significant portion of German territory to Poland.