The Foreign Policy of the Gdr in Africa

This book presents the first comprehensive account of the foreign policy of East Germany in Africa from the early 1950s to the present day. The author challenges the conventional notion that the GDR's role in Africa is solely that of a proxy for the USSR. Instead, as he convincingly argues, East German foreign policy in general and in Africa in particular, should be understood as a strategy both in pursuit of affiliation with the USSR and in search of international recognition and legitimacy.

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Preface
Abbreviations
Introduction
The development of GDR relations with Africa in the pre-recognition period
The GDR in Africa in the 1970s
East German military/security involvement in Africa
East German economic relations with Africa
The GDR in Africa in the 1980s
Conclusion
Notes
Select bibliography
Index
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The Foreign Policy of the Gdr in Africa

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