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File:Deutschland Bundeslaender 1949.png

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Deutsch: Länder nach Gründung der Bundesrepublik und der DDR. Saargebiet und West-Berlin haben Sonderstatus.
  • Blau: Bundesrepublik Deutschland
  • Rot: Deutsche Demokratische Republik
  • Gelb: West-Berlin (bei den Alliierten nicht als Bundesland der BRD anerkannt)
  • Mauve: Saarland (französisches Protektorat mit einer eigenen Regierung bis 1956)

    Versionsgeschichte siehe http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild:Deutschland_Bundeslaender_1949.png.
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